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Delhi's nuclear ambitions : China, not Pakistan is the target of India's deterrence drive/ Rajeswari Pillai Rajagopalan

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RAJAGOPALAN Rajeswari Pillai

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In: The World Today : Vol. 72, No. 3, June/July 2016, pp. 30-31 (57)Summary: Pakistan as the world's fifth largest nuclear weapon state. India's effort to develop an effective triad of nuclear weapons system is on going process. Delhi developing ballistics missiles such as the Agni -5 needs to cover the whole China from Southern India.

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Pakistan as the world's fifth largest nuclear weapon state. India's effort to develop an effective triad of nuclear weapons system is on going process. Delhi developing ballistics missiles such as the Agni -5 needs to cover the whole China from Southern India.

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