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India-U.S. agreement listed on Senate agenda

Washington: Amid intense efforts to push the India-U.S. nuclear deal, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee listed the agreement on the formal agenda of its business meeting on Tuesday under a revised schedule.

The agreement is mentioned as the ninth item on the legislative agenda for the panel.

There is uncertainty whether the agreement can be inked when Prime Minister Manmohan Singh meets President George Bush here on September 25.

After the Senate nod, the approval of the House of Representatives needs to be secured before the two countries can sign the agreement. — PTI

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