The nuclear energy agency noted the construction of a site similar to current plants, as Kim Jong-un has been pushing to ...

Nuclear power has played a pivotal role in the development of modern energy systems and global politics. This video provides ...

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the Chenab Rail Bridge, which connects the Kashmir Valley to the Indian rail network ...

and Narora are all shining testimonies to his yeoman contributions to nation-building,” former Union minister Jairam Ramesh said. “Picked by Homi Bhabha himself, he played a pivotal role in the ...

Congress General Secretary Jairam Ramesh also condoled the demise of Srinivasan and said, "The nuclear power stations now operating at Kalpakkam, Rawatbhata, Kaiga, Kakrapar, and Narora ... setting up ...

"His leadership continued to shape the nation's nuclear programme when, in 1967, he took charge as chief project engineer of the Madras Atomic Power Station (MAPS ... Narora are shining testimonies to ...

On nuclear collaboration, Chengappa asked if India was going to assist the UAE in building power plants. “Building power plants, servicing power plants – because this is the only country in ...

India has 22 nuclear installations across the country, both civilian and military. These include installations at Tarapur, Madras, Narora, Kakrapar ... and nuclear power plants must not be targeted, ...

New Delhi: In the aftermath of India's precision strikes on terror camps and military installations in Pakistan, speculation has intensified on social media regarding ...

So, how did we get here? What are the nuclear arsenals of India and Pakistan like? And when – according to them – might they use nuclear weapons? India has long accused The Resistance Front ...

New Delhi controls around 172 nuclear weapons, according to the Arms Control Association. Pakistan has approximately 170 nuclear warheads. India and Pakistan, two nuclear-armed nations, saw a ...

laid the groundwork for nuclear research. By 1956, India built its first research reactor, followed by a plutonium reprocessing plant in 1964, enabling the production of weapons-grade material.