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To: Mohan Marette who wrote (9190)	10/30/1999 8:45:00 PM
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Mohan: Do you know who this NANDA CHITRE is. The United States could now go further, indicated White House Press officer Nanda Chitre. US hints at lifting of sanctions on India dawn.com PHILADELPHIA, Oct 29: The United States indicated on Friday that remaining sanctions imposed against India last year could be lifted. On Wednesday President Bill Clinton waived a series of sanctions imposed on New Delhi after last year's nuclear tests. Clinton's waiver re-established cooperation with India in matters including educational and military training exchanges, a White House spokeswoman accompanying the president on a trip to Philadelphia said. The United States could now go further, indicated White House Press officer Nanda Chitre. "The lifting of the remaining sanctions against India remains under consideration," she said, adding that this could include reversing the ban on military sales and economic assistance on non-basic human needs. Since economic sanctions were imposed on India and Pakistan, Washington has worked to persuade both the countries to sign on to the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty. Some of the drastic measures, including the ban on food aid, were lifted last year when the two countries agreed to a voluntary moratorium on carrying out nuclear tests.-AFP

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