New Delhi must also engage with Beijing on talks on strategic stability which could change China's mindset on India’s nuclear status.

• Efforts, nevertheless, have to continue as long as India believes that the NSG membership is in its interest.

• At the more strategic level, India as an NSG member, assumes the same nuclear status that China has and this is certainly not palatable to a China that refuses to acknowledge India as a nuclear armed nation.

• While there is no doubt that India has security concerns related toChina, ways of cooperation in the civilian nuclear area can be found.

• The Indian nuclear market appeals to a mercantilist China and it has certainly progressed in developing an indigenous nuclear reactor.

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