India achieved a historic milestone in nuclear technology, becoming only the second nation after Russia to master the ...

India is advancing nuclear energy through its Bharat Small Reactors (BSR) and Bharat Small Modular Reactors (BSMR) programmes ...

India’s SMR program represents a transformative leap in nuclear technology, combining compact design, industrial versatility, ...

India has said that it remains committed to expanding peaceful applications of nuclear technology, both in the power and ...

In an exclusive interview with Outlook Business, NPCIL Chairman B.C. Pathak discusses how India plans to achieve 100 GW of ...

Currently, India operates two home-built nuclear submarines, INS Arihant and INS Arighaat, each powered by 83 MW reactors, ...

Small modular reactors, which have a capacity of 30MWe to 300 MWe per unit, are being seen as important for nuclear energy to remain a commercially competitive option, especially when large nuclear ...

India is gearing up to take a giant leap in nuclear technology with the development of small, deployable nuclear power ...

The Jaitapur Nuclear Power Plant, which was envisioned as the world’s largest nuclear energy facility, remains “very much on ...

President Trump’s decision to end Washington’s moratorium on nuclear testing offers a window for New Delhi to reassess its ...

The national aim is to expand nuclear capacity 12-fold to 100 GW by 2047. It can’t happen with a business as usual approach.

US Energy Secretary Chris Wright clarified that the upcoming nuclear weapons tests ordered by President Trump will not involve actual nuclear explosions but only system checks.