Nuclear secrecy is a matter of concern

Kudankulam meltdown

The spectre of Fukushima continues to haunt the world, forcing governments in most parts of the globe to rethink their plans to tap this …

How I stopped worrying and learned to love Fukushima

At atom's mercy

A treaty that prevents WHO from reporting on effects of nuclear radiation

New Bill, old problems

The government is considering setting up a new authority to regulate civil nuclear facilities, saying it will be autonomous and more powerful …

Fissile filch

The recent recovery of stolen uranium points to the need for better security arrangements at nuclear installations

Little understood pillars of our lives

The nuke bazaar calls

An open nuclear industry would hardly indicate that India hasachieved desired safety levels

Fat men and little boys

Atomic arsenals and the state of nuclear power play today

Kudankulam: the deadlock continues

Two workers exposed to nuclear radiation at Kota

Health hazards unlikely says Nuclear Power Corporation of India Limited

Garo hills spared of uranium exploration

Atomic energy department wanted to drill inside national park  

All our nuclear lies exposed

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Nations endorse nuclear safety plan

India stands firm on the need of nuclear expansion as a clean energy source for future

France sends top official to allay fears over Jaitapur nuclear power plant

Areva's technology has been approved by nuclear safety authorities of three nations, says chief of French atomic energy commission

Atomic regulatory body ineffective, says CAG

Maximum fine for safety violation by a nuclear installation is just Rs 500; 91 per cent of the medical X-ray units not registered with AERB

India seeks bigger role in CERN

Waiting for budgetary approval

High court stays land acquisition for Kovvada nuclear power plant

Petitioner alleges violation of norms, demands land acquisition should be permitted only after environmental clearances are secured

Science and technology remain out of focus in budget

No funds to promote scientific research

Uranium traces in Punjab children

The search for the source has just begun

Government for FDI in nuclear energy

Final decision to be taken by Cabinet soon

Cobalt-60 is in Delhi

Authorities unsure how to check entry of radioactive material in scrap

Will Kolar become India's nuclear waste dumpyard?

Government offices, business houses, educational institutions and cinema halls remain shut in protest against the Centre’s move

Situation tense as Tamil Nadu gives go-ahead to Kudankulam Nuclear Plant

Sixteen activists, including two top leaders, are on indefinite hunger strike

"Nuclear power is a must"