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New Delhi, Dec. 2

A US commercial nuclear mission headed for India has been put off in the wake of the terror strikes in Mumbai. The mission, the first commercial nuclear trade delegation from the US to India since the opening of India to civilian nuclear trade, was originally scheduled to take place from December 2-9. The US-Indian Business Council and the US Nuclear Energy Institute, which jointly sponsored the mission with the US Department of Commerce, will announce a rescheduled date soon. “We’re deciding now between two very early dates and will be able to share more by the weekend,” the USIBC Director, Mr Ted Jones, told Business Line. The mission would include over 50 senior executives representing more than 30 of the leading commercial nuclear companies of the US.

— Our Bureau

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