India needs credible minimum nuclear deterrence

Fri, 26 August 2011

13:59

Dr Farah Zahra writes on how working out a relatively more precise and mutually agreed definition of what may constitute 'minimum' could potentially add further stability to the nuclear equation, but is patently of no interest to India. In the Daily Times.

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