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U.S.-India Civil Nuclear Agreement
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About — U.S.-India Civil Nuclear Agreement
The U.S.-India Civil Nuclear Agreement, signed in 2008, allows the United States to share nuclear technology and fuel with India, lifting a decades-long ban on nuclear trade with the country. This agreement signifies a significant shift in U.S. foreign policy, recognizing India as a major world power. The agreement enabled India to import U.S. nuclear reactors for its Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant.