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PM hails NSG waiver September 06, 2008 18:11 IST Prime Minister Manmohan Singh [Images] on Saturday hailed the Nuclear Suppliers Group's move to 'adjust its guidelines' to enable full civil nuclear cooperation with India, describing it as a 'forward looking and momentous decision'. "It marks the end of India's long isolation from the nuclear mainstream and of technology denial regime," he said in a statement. Thanking the United States and other member countries for the role they have played in the waiver, Singh said it is a recognition of India's impeccable non-proliferation credentials and its status as a state with advanced nuclear technology. "It will give an impetus to India's pursuit of environmentally sustainable economic growth," he said. Complete coverage: The Indo-US nuclear tango
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