MUMBAI , Aug. 5 (UPI) -- Officials in India said they have an export deal and a nuclear deal passed in Parliament. The U.S.-Indian agreement on civilian nuclear cooperation passed last week , and Tuesday an agreement was reached on export control requirements with the Nuclear Suppliers Group , Indian news agency PTI reported. The Nuclear Suppliers Group still must reach an agreement with the United States on changes in the non-proliferation code and safeguard requirements. A special meeting of the NSG is scheduled for Aug. 21 , and Indian officials have said they think the safeguard requirement should be removed. At a previous meeting with the International Atomic Energy Agency , specific safeguards for India were agreed upon.

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