Nuclear medicine for affordable health care in Bangladesh
Atoms are well known for their destructive power, but many strides are being taken in the field of harnessing its power for the health sector to save lives.
“Millions of Tons Of Nuclear Waste”: The Biggest Myth Of Nuclear Power
Some say that there are millions of tons of nuclear waste in the world and that they will never be safely buried, in connection with which Greenpeace blocks the railways along which nuclear materials are transported, and demands to shut down the entire nuclear industry at once.
Rooppur Nuclear Power Plant in Bangladesh: New generation safety systems
On November, 30, Bangladesh saw the first concrete pouring into the reactor building foundation of its Rooppur Nuclear Power Plant.
Bangladesh proposes eight new nuclear medicine centres across country
The Bangladesh Government is going to set up eight new branches of the elite Institute of Nuclear Medicine and Allied Sciences (INMAS) across the country to make the state-of-the-art nuclear medicine technologies accessible to the masses at a low cost.
Rooppur Nuclear Power Plant in Bangladesh – a booster for economic growth
Electricity, Industry and Development are complementary to each other and imperative for a country’s economic growth.
BARC’s nuclear technology for scientific e-waste management in India
India’s premier nuclear research institution, the state-run Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC) in Mumbai, has developed various technologies for recycling of electronic waste (e-waste) and is currently making efforts to transfer this technology to the Indian e-waste processsing industry that for the major part continues to be in the hands of unorganised sector players.
2020: A year of challenge and achievement for Indian nuclear sector
he year 2020 was a challenging year for the Indian atomic sector due to the Covid-19 pandemic.