Russia and India are on the way to becoming long-term nuclear trading partners and orders for civilian reactors will keep Moscow's nuclear industries running for the next 10-15 years.<br/><br/>Promising civilian nuclear cooperations would now become the main stay of Indo-Russian relations, the Russian media has proclaimed.<br/><br/>The chief of RosAtom State Corporation Sergei Kiriyenko said in Moscow that Russia could build up to 20 civil nuclear reactors in India under a path-breaking atomic agreement signed between the two countries.<br/><br/>Noting that Russia would be the first country to capitalise on the end of the ban on nuclear trading with India, 'Moscow Times' said, the Kremlin won a coveted agreement with India to boost cooperation in the civilian use of nuclear technology.<br/>