Abstract
Three candidate events for nucleon decay have been recorded so far in a 140 ton detector operating at a depth of 2300 m in the Kolar Gold Mines, India. It is shown that these events cannot be explained in terms of known backgrounds at such a great depth and that the observed features are consistent with those expected of nucleon decay.
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