Centre set to amend the Atomic Energy and Nuclear Liability laws

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He also pointed out that 100 GW of nuclear energy by 2047 will require large quantities of uranium for which India will either have to rely on thorium or reprocess spent uranium.

However, it is the governance aspect of civil nuclear energy that is causing participants as well as experts in the sector some concern.

Kakodkar told science journalist Pallava Bagla in an interview soon after the Budget announcements that while nuclear energy is inevitable to achieve Viksit Bharat, “knee-jerk amendments to India’s nuclear laws should be avoided”.