Nuclear Safety Measures

Iran has begun preliminary implementation of the nuclear deal struck with six world powers in July, Tehran's nuclear chief was quoted as saying today by Japan's Kyodo news agency.

The Supreme Court today reserved its verdict on petitions seeking stringent safety measures for the Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant in Tamil Nadu.

The Supreme Court has said that it will not hesitate in stopping the Kudankulam nuclear power plant if it finds that safety measures at the plant in Tamil Nadu are unsatisfactory. The court made these observations while hearing an appeal against the Madras High Court order that allowed fuel loading at the plant.

"Safest in the world" is the argument that the Centre and experts have used to counter opposition to the Kundankulam nuclear power plant in Tamil Nadu. That claim may now well turn out to be hollow, with the Atomic Energy Regulatory Board (AERB) asking for additional safety measures following a new post-Fukushima assessment.

Giving a clean chit to safety measures at the upcoming Kundankulam nuclear plant, ex-President and 'missile man' APJ Abdul Kalam has suggested four-lane highways, a mega desalination plant and construction of houses, schools and hospitals as part of a 10-point plan to develop the area. The plan also suggests industries to provide direct employment ...

One of the country's top scientists, ex-President and 'missile man' APJ Abdul Kalam visited the upcoming Kundankulam nuclear plant today. He inspected the security measures at the stalled nuclear plant and gave it a clean chit.

Iran has begun preliminary implementation of the nuclear deal struck with six world powers in July, Tehran's nuclear chief was quoted as saying today by Japan's Kyodo news agency.

The Supreme Court today reserved its verdict on petitions seeking stringent safety measures for the Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant in Tamil Nadu.

The Supreme Court has said that it will not hesitate in stopping the Kudankulam nuclear power plant if it finds that safety measures at the plant in Tamil Nadu are unsatisfactory. The court made these observations while hearing an appeal against the Madras High Court order that allowed fuel loading at the plant.

"Safest in the world" is the argument that the Centre and experts have used to counter opposition to the Kundankulam nuclear power plant in Tamil Nadu. That claim may now well turn out to be hollow, with the Atomic Energy Regulatory Board (AERB) asking for additional safety measures following a new post-Fukushima assessment.

Giving a clean chit to safety measures at the upcoming Kundankulam nuclear plant, ex-President and 'missile man' APJ Abdul Kalam has suggested four-lane highways, a mega desalination plant and construction of houses, schools and hospitals as part of a 10-point plan to develop the area. The plan also suggests industries to provide direct employment ...

One of the country's top scientists, ex-President and 'missile man' APJ Abdul Kalam visited the upcoming Kundankulam nuclear plant today. He inspected the security measures at the stalled nuclear plant and gave it a clean chit.