Reactor vessel for Unit 3 of Kudakulam Nuclear Power Plant in India to arrive in July 2018: Vladimir Angelov
The second unit of Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant (KKNPP) in Tamil Nadu reached its full capacity of 1000 MW on December 5.
Russian Universities Await Bangladeshi Students for Nuclear Studies: Rosatom
Russia and Bangladesh have joined hands to implement Rooppur Nuclear Power Plant. Now, Russian Universities are awaiting Bangladeshi students who will be studying various subjects related to nuclear energy.
Safety of Rooppur nuclear power plant in Bangladesh ensured at all stages: Experts
Nowadays each country interested in using nuclear power, makes the decision to build its first nuclear power plant taking into account numerous factors.
Application of nuclear technologies in agriculture saw positive results in India: Mohammad Zaman
Farmers in India have joined hands with scientists to improve soil fertility and increase agricultural production with the help of nuclear techniques.
India’s own 700 MW PHWR reactor to undergo trial soon
Building up on its capability to operate over 20 nuclear reactors for half a century now, India is progressing towards its own 700 MW Pressurised Heavy Water Reactor (PHWR) – which is slated for a trial run soon and is expected to go critical later this year.
Rooppur Nuclear Plant is Bangladesh’s dream come true: Yafes Osman
The ceremony of first concrete pouring into the reactor building of the Bangladesh’s maiden Rooppur Nuclear Power Plant (RNPP) will take place on November 30.
Nuclear Medicine changing how India is treating diseases like cancer: AIIMS’ Professor
Professor & Head of Nuclear Medicine Department of India’s premier institutions All India Institute Of Medical Science (AIIMS) CS Bal spoke to the Nuclear Asia about the progress of nuclear medicine in India and the challenges like shortage of manpower that contains the field from attaining its full potential.
Look beyond self-sufficiency, India should exploit increasing Zirconium demand
The nuclear power sector has demonstrated a resurgence owing to more and more Asian countries opting for it.
Trained manpower crunch impeding nuclear power generation in India – R Shivpuri of Mody University
The nuclear power sector in India is picking up speed but it is still far from replacing coal as the major source of power.
