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The Agreement with United States signed in 2010 is still to be implemented By Girish Linganna   India is set to triple its civilian nuclear power

Independent think tank founded by Kolkata boy Arghya Sengupta turned 10 this December

In a paper for Carnegie Endowment for International Peace on Monday, Tellis, who is the Tata chair for strategic affairs at the think tank, has outlined the strategic logic of deeper nuclear cooperation | Latest News India

US President Joe Bidens ambition to finally fructify the 2005 civil nuclear agreement cannot end with the sale of US nuclear reactors to India. Rather, it must extend to revising long-standing US policies that continue to make the existence of Indias nuclear weapons programme an insuperable obstacle to deepened technological cooperation, he asserted in an opinion piece published by Carnegie Endowment for International Peace on Monday.

Westinghouse, the supplier of high-output nuclear power plants, remains skittish about sales to India with the absence of a durable assurance of limited

The government claims that Section 17(b) is consistent with international obligations as its operationalisation depends upon contracts between operators and suppliers

Yes it does, but we will have to rethink several aspects of our current policy on this form of energy before it can meet its promis

Delays despite assurances by Minister Jitendra Singh that all technical, commercial, legal issues would be sorted by “early 2023” The Hindu, SUHASINI HAIDAR April 24, 2023  Two years after the French energy company Electricite de France (EDF) submitted its techno-commercial offer for the construction of six nuclear power reactors in Maharashtra’s Jaitapur, talks between Indian and…

Experts told AlJazeera that the parties involved in managing insurance cover for the nuclear sector in India seem to be thinking of it as a liability to tick off their box rather than something which needs to be prudently planned.

India has barely half the insurance amount required by law for its current nuclear plants, and has many more plants in the works. Aljazeera, By Urvashi Sarkar 21 Apr 2023 India has barely half the insurance amount it needs in the event of a nuclear disaster, raising concerns among experts about the lack of oversight on…