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A 5 page paper discussing the current issue of nuclear testing as it relates to India and Pakistan. It has been many years since any nuclear testing has been conducted in any part of the world and the recent tensions between India and Pakistan have apparently brought out the 'big guns.' On May 11, 1998 -- India tested three nuclear devices 328 feet underground in a remote desert and the tests go on from there. Bibliography lists 8 sources. Ind-paki.wps
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potential of uranium ore (Nuclear History In India, Pakistan PG). In 1953 Eisenhower began a Atoms for Peace program which would offer access to nuclear technology with the understanding that
it was to be used foe civilian use and not for weaponry which led to the training of Indian scientists by the United States in 1959 (Nuclear History In India,
Pakistan PG). It wasnt until 1966 that India declared that it would be capable of producing nuclear weapons within a year and then in 1968, when the nuclear proliferation Treaty
was completed they refused to sign (Nuclear History In India, Pakistan PG). In 1991 India entered into an agreement with Pakistan that would prohibit attacks on each others nuclear installations
in the hopes of easing tension. Similar events were transpiring in Pakistan at the same time as both countries moved towards the apparently inevitable.
At 6:15 a.m. EDT on Monday May, 11, 1998, India became the first nation in years to detonate nuclear weapons. Scientists exploded three
nuclear devices 328 feet underground. The three devices were composed of a fission device, a low-yield device, and a thermonuclear device and according to Atal Behari Vajpayee, the prime minister,
the devices went off as planned, releasing no radioactivity into the air (A Triad of Tests PG). These tests were conducted in Pokhran which is an uninhabited area 63 miles
from the Pakistan border in the desert state of Rajasthan. This was also the site of the last nuclear testing in that country which took place on May 18, 1974.
The next day President Clinton threatened to punish India for their acts and also asked Indias
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