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Commercial Use of Nuclear Energy – The Indian Context -By Our Correspondent

India, as a nuclear power, has expressed its intention to maximise the use of nuclear energy for commercial applications. India has been using nuclear energy for commercial purposes forseveral decades. India has 22 nuclear reactors in operation, spread across seven nuclear power plants. At first glance, nuclear energy accounts for only about 3% of India’s…

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Nuclear Pakistan’s Energy Crisis – Can Nuclear Energy be an Option? – By New Media Team

Given the energy crisis and the dwindling foreign exchange reserves, coupled with the Pakistan Rupee reaching an all-time low against the USD, the government of Pakistan is facing challenges inaddressing the basic needs of the population. In such a setting, Pakistan views atomic energy as a practical option to meet the increasing energy demands. Foreign…

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Japanese Nuclear Technology – A Paradigm Shift from Setting Up Plants to Providing Parts

Due to concerns over the security and risks associated with nuclear accidents and disasters, Japan has shifted its approach and started supporting the production of components for thermal energy stations as part of a clean energy strategy. This approach appears to be driven by both cost considerations and safety concerns surrounding Japanese – built nuclear…

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Pros and Cons of Nuclear Energy. Is it a Commercially Viable Option?

Ramdas Shenoy, Consulting Editor Energy is the ultimate requirement for our survival. Countries can collapse if their energy needs are not met. Often, when we discuss clean energy in today’s context, nuclear energy plays a significant role in preserving air quality by generating substantial amounts of carbon-free electricity. In the US alone, it powers communities…

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Impact Measurement Ignites Growth in India’s CSR Landscape

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) serves as a crucial mechanism empowering companies to undertake projects and programmes that support the underprivileged and hold themselves accountable for the proper execution of these initiatives. Notably, India emerged as a trailblazer in legally mandating CSR on April 1, 2014, through Section 135 of the Companies Act. This provision made…

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Editorial

Dear Readers,When we examine society closely, we realise that empowering women is not just achoice—it is a requirement for a fair and progressive world. It is critical for entrepreneurs,legislators, and academics to consider women’s empowerment not only as a moralobligation, but also as something crucial to our economy and society. It has a significantrole in…

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Foreword

Dear Readers,Women’s empowerment is an essential aspect of India’s socio-cultural landscape thatgoes beyond just words. It is a crucial thread that weaves through the fabric of progressand therefore requires significant attention. Women, especially those living in rural andsemi-urban areas, have limited access to education, employment opportunities, anddecision-making roles. However, empowering women can result in positive…

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