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VIENNAI: Diplomats were working late tonight to incorporate changes in the revised draft waiver for India at the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) meeting that was going down to the wire.

Diplomats attending the two-day meeting were now being considered by the US and Indian officials as to how much it could further be amended to assuage the concerns of the anti-proliferation lobby.

One diplomat said 80 per cent of the work is over. - PTI

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