Q. Since which year, India and Pakistan exchange list of their nuclear installations and facilities in first week of January?
Answer:
1992
Notes: India and Pakistan recently continued their long-standing practice of exchanging lists of their nuclear installations and facilities, a procedure they have followed since January 1, 1992. This exchange, which is the 33rd consecutive one, is mandated by the Agreement on the Prohibition of Attack Against Nuclear Installations and Facilities. The agreement, signed in 1988 and effective from 1991, requires both countries to annually inform each other about their nuclear installations and facilities every January 1st. This exchange is significant as it happens despite ongoing tensions between the two countries over issues like Kashmir and cross-border terrorism.