New Delhi, Jan 30 (IANS) The US is committed to seeing through the civil nuclear deal with India, US ambassador Richard Verma said here Friday.
"...We are committed to seeing this (Indo-US nuclear deal) through, so 300 million people, who do not have electricity, can actually get a shot at it," Verma told Karan Thapar in an interview on Headlines Today channel.
Verma, who is an American of Indian-origin, said the US will work with India on the idea of creating an insurance pool.
"Insurance pool is a novel idea. We are going to work with the Indian government in providing whatever technical consultation is required."
"Insurance pool will be set up according to international standards," he added.
He said the US will keep a watch in the coming years if India is able to generate electricity as planned through nuclear power.
5G Phones Launching This Week: 7,500mAh Battery, 144Hz AMOLED Display and More—Check Details
The Indian smartphone market is set for several exciting launches this week, with new 5G smartpho
Corona: India along with 62 countries to examine WHO's role in prevention measures
How and how did the corona virus reach epidemic that engulfed the whole world? What steps has the
Crowd for MCG final could break record
Melbourne, March 26 (IANS) Two of the key attendance milestones reached at the Melbourne Cricke
The Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET) 2022 to be organized by the Central Board of Secondar
In the coming time, Bollywood superstar Akshay Kumar will be seen in the film Jolly LLB 3. Actor
The number of corona patients in the country has crossed 10 million. The first infected was found
After several incidents of attacks on Hindu temples in Bangladesh, two big ministers of the count
In the fifth match of IPL 2023, Mumbai Indians suffered a crushing defeat by 8 wickets against Ro
Former India off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin believes that India's rise as a force in the world o
India will overtake the UK to become the third largest economy in the world by the end of this de
