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Nuclear power at the cost of livelihood
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Narendra, the farmer, whose family's 36 hectares of land will be acquired for the project in his farm
Photographs by: Srestha Banerjee
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Tags: Nuclear power at the cost of livelihood, environmental impact assessment (EIA), Fatehabad district, Gorakhpur village, Haryana Atomic Power Project, Land Acquisition, Nalinish Nagaich, Nuclear Corporation of India Limited (NPCIL), Public Hearing
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