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The Union Budget 2025–26 has set an ambitious target of 100 GW nuclear power capacity by 2047, supported by a ?20,000 crore allocation for Small Modular Reactors (SMRs). This signals a strategic pivot toward nuclear energy as a key driver for a developed and net-zero India.
India must now move from cautious progress to bold reform in nuclear energy. By modernising its legal, regulatory, and financial frameworks, nuclear power can become the cornerstone of India’s green, secure, and inclusive growth strategy. Achieving 100 GW by 2047 is not merely an energy milestone—it is central to realising India’s vision of Viksit Bharat and global climate leadership.
Source: The Hindu (TH)
By: Shailesh Kumar Shukla ProfileResourcesReport error
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