Initially, a majority of the media __________ issues like whether India being a developing country could afford the investment in nuclear arms.

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• The international media ___________ India’s nuclear tests in the 1990s and stated that when the world was moving towards nuclear non proliferation India’s step would spark off an arms race in Asia.
• In 2008, India signed an agreement with _________ under which India would separate its civil and military nuclear facilities in exchange for full civil nuclear cooperation. Most of the Indian media welcomed this treaty.
• In May 1998, the NDA Government led by A. N. Vajpayee undertook ___________, a second round of testing of nuclear weapons where India was hailed as becoming a part of the Nuclear Club.
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• According to researchers, '_________________' are active media users who collect, interpret, and diffuse the meaning of media messages to less-active media consumers.
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• In 2008 India signed a Nuclear Treaty with which country?
• Indian national media _________________________ the north-east in their coverage of nation-wide issues.
• Caste based issues are often hyped by whom in the media for mileage?
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