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Dec 09, 2006: The US House of Representatives approves the sale of American-made nuclear reactors and fuel to India. The measure passed on a vote of 330-59.Dec09, 2006: The US Senate clears the Indo-US nuclear bill unanimously.
Dec 07, 2006: US Under Secretary of State Nicholas Burns says in New Delhi that Congress would clear the final bill in 36 hours.
Dec 07, 2006: House-Senate Conference Committee finalises legislation to implement the deal and sends it to the House of Representatives for approval.
Dec 06, 2006: The reconciliation of House and Senate bills hit a snag as lawmaker John Boehner tries to attach legislations unrelated to India.
Nov 30, 2006: Rice writes to lawmakers cautioning that Indo-US ties could suffer if problem areas in the House and Senate bills were not addressed.
Nov 16, 2006: US Senate passes Indo-US nuclear deal by whopping 85-12 margin.
Nov 8, 2006: Uncertainties over the bill after Democrat Senate and House elected in US mid-term polls.
July 27, 2006: US House passes Indo-US nuclear Bill by a landslide
July 26, 2006: India won`t accept new conditions in N-deal: PM
July 19 2006: We will stand up for the deal we negotiated: Burns
July 15, 2006: Bush, Putin praise Indian non-proliferation
July 06, 2006: Indians in US did their bit- Minister for Overseas Indian Affairs
June 29, 2006: US Senate Foreign Relations Committee marks up the bill for implementing N-deal with 16 members voting in favour and only two against it
June 28, 2006: US House of Representatives international relations committee passes Bill seeking Indo-US nuke deal implementation by an overwhelming 37-5 majority
June 23 2006: India says it is committed to credible minimum deterrent
June 22 2006: US says it is against deal breaker changes to N-deal
May 12, 2006: N-separation plan tabled in Parliament
May 18, 2006: N-deal to be within July 18 framework: Rice to Indian parliamentarians
April 20, 2006: N-deal must be seen in light of growing ties: Rice
March 02, 2006: India-US ink landmark nuclear agreement
July 18, 2005: Bush-Singh joint statement calls for a nuke deal between two