What are the benefits that US going to get by entering a nuke deal with India?
458457
US has more to gain from this than to lose. Firstly, being the leader of NSG, a new vista for business is open to US. Secondly, with this deal, it is possible for the US to keep the normally non-aligned India on its side. Thirdly and most importantly, US can keep tabs on India's Nuclear prog. and thereby bringing Ind into the fold of NPT.
20185
Only if we're hit first, then there will be no choice. Getting nuked and not sending one back would send the wrong message to other nuclear armed countries.
636428
Not Sure, There is a great chance to INDIA to become Super Power.
576572
I believe you're right about the US attempting to have India as a strategic ally against China.  India is probably happy to have the US to count on in the event of a problem with China, too.\nThe fear factor of India doesn't make a lot of sense, because India does not have a history of attacking its allies.  The biggest problem for the US, as far as India is concerned, is Pakistan.  India and Pakistan have long had border problems, and the US has been known to step in to play referee on a few of these skirmishes.  Pakistan is also an ally that we need to keep close.
390331
There are two reasons for this. One, America stands to profit from a leader like Musharraf. Musharraf may have snatched the position of power in an unscruplous way, but he still manages to keep his country fairly peaceful and does not encourage jehad(holy war) openly. So it makes sense having a leader with a popular vote (despite no democracy), one who does not bomb India/the world. \n\nSecondly, India's association with the US is fine, but it would never accept any war attacks on China from its soil. The next best bet? Pakistan of course. Pakistan also benefits economically out of this friendship - F 16s, nuclear technology, emergency aid et al. So the US actually benefits having a base to declare war on China(similar to Puerto Rico to keep an eye on Cuba) \n\nNow, having voiced my opinion on the Pak friendship, US actually preaches democracy and tries to install the same whereever possible. But when trying to install democracy or instigating change does not benefit the US economically, it does not do anything. Makes sense, after all US is a capitalistic economy. \n\nIts all a case of how-is-it-going-to-help-me and that is really what makes the US great!
236860
The nuclear deal with India is not a benevolent gift from the emperor to a client state. It was a clever move to put India out of the competition for fossil fuels.Unquestionably, there are economic motivations behind the agreement. For one thing, the US nuclear industry hopes to cash in.Tens of thousands of Indians waving black and white flags and chanting 'Death to Bush!' rallied on Wednesday in New Delhi to protest a visit by US President George W Bush.More protests are planned for today
755023
Of course China will make advantage because of their consistency in policies. I hope Indian counterpart will rise to occasion and make the visit mutually beneficial.
93311
Its purely political. India is a relative friend of ours, if we supply them with nuclear power it evens the playing field with Iran and Pakistan.
878467
Benefits:    With any luck, you learned you NEVER want to go back to that Hell Hole, and you have an appreciation for freedom that the average person cannot begin to understand.\n\nOtherwise, anything is preferable to being inside, even living under a bridge with people who wrap tinfoil around their heads to keep the aliens away.
1127652
Well the prevalence of nuclear weapons and nuclear testing this might end up a nuke war, if that happened we might feel the effects of light fall out and that might have an effect on crops and live stock, a jolt to the economy and it would probably make the prices of things imported from India and Pakistan shoot through the roof, there might be a little panic from the religious types that think that it's the end of the world, maybe some rioting over sea's from members of Indian and Pakistani faiths and some violent street confrontations here and there, and maybe some mass suicides, but hey there's absolutely nothing to worry about because we can take care of our selves right.
126165
No I think its the other way around....India has been for the most part good to the united states... Pakistan is just friends... we do alot of traiding with.
892943
The only way this would work is.. If you buy a Island beside lets say America. America will come over and try to make you pay taxes and obey their laws. You then develop your own country and break away from America. Now America isn't gona be nice about this so you will need a nuke to get to back up off you.
923052
Probably not the ultimate answer, but down the road a generation or two, they might look at it as a band-aid approach we used to get us by an energy crisis.\nIt is pretty well documented that usually brilliant discoveries come about when they are looking for one thing and find something else.\nSo, even in India, I doubt that nuclear power is going to be the ultimate solution.
688000
Why not?  India would be a perfect member in the UNSC.  India have proven that religion will not play a major role in its political decisions.  Maybe the world can learn from India.
364202
Unfortunately yes. We will not suffer another country (that is so full of terroristic groups) to possess nuclear weapons. The threat to our country would be too great, considering we are not well liked (for various reasons). I think a pre-emptive strike will happen in the near future, though the cost of it (economically, politically, and diplomatically) will be immense.
1143529
why to go to usa, where u will be treated as Slave.\n\nWork in India.\nINDIA the growning leader in IT sector.\n\nBy the Way its ahead of USA.\n\nAll indians are only working in Sillicon Valley.
32581
It is better.  Less tension on the Kashmir front for both nations.  This is good since both have nuclear capabilities.