There were signs too of at least short-term activity at North Korea’s Experimental Light Water Reactor that could be cause for concern, 38 North said.A report by US-based nuclear expert Siegfried Hecker published by 38 North last September estimated North Korea had stockpiles of 32 to 54 kg (70 to 119 pounds) of plutonium, enough for six to eight bombs.The images of the radiochemical laboratory showed there had been at least two reprocessing cycles not previously known aimed at producing "an undetermined amount of plutonium that can further increase North Korea’s nuclear weapons stockpile," something that would worry US officials who see Pyongyang as one of the worlds top security threats.The think tank said images of the uranium enrichment facility at Yongbyon could also indicate operation of centrifuges that could be used to increase North Korea’s stock of enriched uranium, its other source of bomb fuel.It was unclear if the thermal activity detected at the uranium plant was the result of centrifuge operations or maintenance.North Wholesale Aluminium Cold extrusion for sale Korea manufactures atomic bombs using uranium and plutonium and has tested five nuclear bombs. Officials and experts say it could test a sixth at any time, despite US-led international efforts to curb its program.

Thermal images of North Koreas main nuclear site show Pyongyang may have reprocessed more plutonium than previously thought that can be used to enlarge its nuclear weapons stockpile, a US think tank said on Friday.Pyongyang said its penultimate test in January 2016 was of a hydrogen bomb, something experts have treated with skepticism. Reuters received a copy of the report before its scheduled release later on Friday.The analysis by 38 North, a Washington-based North Korean monitoring project, was based on satellite images of the radiochemical laboratory at the Yongbyon nuclear plant from September until the end of June, amid rising international concerns over North Koreas nuclear and missile programs.Experts at 38 North estimated in April that North Korea could have as many as 20 nuclear bombs and could produce one more each month.It said the thermal patterns at the plants isotope/tritium production facility suggested it was not operational and was therefore not producing tritium, an essential isotope used in boosted yield and hydrogen weapons.

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There are early signs of retails of BS4 vehicles but it has still been slow.The companys sales from exports declined 12 per cent at 3,900 units last month compared to 4,428 vehicles in May 2016."These issues are expected to be resolved on short notice with full capacity available as of July 2017," Tata Motors china auto components manufacturers said.This was due to continued strong demand for the Tata Tiago, the Tata Tigor and the Tata Hexa. Sales of passenger vehicles in the domestic market grew 27 per cent to 10,855 units last month.39 per cent decline in total sales in May at 38,361 units compared to 40,123 units in the same month last year.45 per cent to 34,461 units last month as compared to 35,695 units in May 2016, Tata Motors said in a statement. Overall sales of Tata Motors MHCV trucks were at 6,522 units in May 2017, a decline of 40 per cent over May 2016 base.

The company said market continues to remain weak and the demand has still not picked up.New Delhi: Home-grown auto major Tata Motors today reported a 4.Domestic sales of Tata Motors commercial and passenger vehicles declined by 3."On the SCV and Pick-up segments, there is a strong sales recovery with full availability of BS4 products and good market response to new variants like Xenon Yodha and Ace Mega," the company said. In the commercial vehicles segment, the companys domestic sales were down 13 per cent at 23,606 units last month, the auto major said.The company said exports have been impacted in April and May due to retail drop of SCV in Sri Lanka after steep increase in import tariffs in late 2016, as well as fall in Nepal demand in the build-up to their elections. ILCV trucks sales were 12 per cent down at 2,368 units last month compared to 2,697 units sold last year in May, impacted by late supplies of fuel injector systems.. Sale of small cargo vehicles (SCV) were up 10 per cent at 10,572 units as against 9,645 units in May 2016."The sale in MHCV was affected primarily due to severe global supply constraints of Fuel Injection Pumps for BS4 engines," the company said.

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