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  Scientific Officer/ Technical Officer Jobs At Atomic Energy Regulatory Board, Mumbai

  Interested candidates can apply latest by October 31, 2018.

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  Safdarjung Radiotherapy Unit Shut; Cancer Patients Turned Away

  The Radiotherapy Department of the premier Safdarjung Hospital has been shut after Atomic Energy Regulatory Board (AERB) ordered its closure for non-renewal of radiation safety licence, abruptly halting treatment of cancer patients.

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  Safdarjung Hospital Turns Cancer Patients Away After Regulatory Board Orders Closure of Radiotherapy Department

  The Radiotherapy Department of the premier Safdarjung Hospital has been shut after Atomic Energy Regulatory Board or AERB ordered its closure for non-renewal of radiation safety licence, abruptly halting treatment of cancer patients.

• Nuclear Regulator Rules Out Deficiency in Valve Construction in Kudankulam

  Atomic Energy Regulatory Board (AERB) has ruled out any deficiency in the construction of a valve in Unit 1 of Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant where six people were injured due to spillage of hot water during maintenance work last month.

• Atomic Energy Regulatory Board Chairman visits Kundankulam Nuclear Plant

  Senior officials of Atomic Energy Department, including the Atomic Energy Regulatory Board (AERB) Chairman, today visited the Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant.

• Kudankulam plant's first unit to reach maximum capacity by November end

  The first unit of Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant, which attained criticality on July 3 will reach its maximum capacity of 1000 MWe by November end, according to S Sundar, project site director.

• Kudankulam nuclear plant one step closer towards generating power

  The Kudankulam nuclear power plant will attain criticality by midnight, Atomic Energy Commission Chairman S K Sinha said on Saturday.

• Kudankulam nuclear plant to start soon after it gets all mandated approvals

  The Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant or KNPP may become operational in less than two days, when a sustained nuclear chain reaction could begin as India's atomic regulator, the Atomic Energy Regulatory Board or AERB, today gave its approval to the project for commencement of controlled nuclear fission process, a step towards power generation from a nu...

• India's nuclear watchdog finds faulty valves in Kudankulam plant

  For the very first time, India's nuclear watchdog, the Atomic Energy Regulatory Board (AERB), has indicated that faulty parts have been found at the Kudankulam nuclear power plant. The problematic valves are being replaced, said officials.

• Kudankulam nuclear plant commissioning delayed further

  The much-delayed Kudankulam nuclear power project in Tamil Nadu has missed yet another deadline and is now likely to be commissioned by May.

• India's nuclear safety report warns of Fukushima-like disaster

  The national auditor's report on India's nuclear safety has raised concerns over a weak regulatory body. In its report on the Atomic Energy Regulatory Board's (AERB) performance audit, the Comptroller and Auditor General has warned a Fukushima or Chernobyl-like disaster if the nuclear safety issue is not addressed by the government.

• Kudankulam plant awaits atomic body's clearance

  Even as both Tamil Nadu and Kerala governments have written to the Centre seeking more power from the Kudankulam nuclear plant, the Indo-Russian joint venture is awaiting the Atomic Energy Regulatory Board's (AERB) clearance for commissioning of its first unit. "The meeting with the AERB officials is scheduled to take place next week. Once we get a...

• Kudankulam N-Plant: Nuclear watchdog asks for additional safety measures

  "Safest in the world" is the argument that the Centre and experts have used to counter opposition to the Kundankulam nuclear power plant in Tamil Nadu. That claim may now well turn out to be hollow, with the Atomic Energy Regulatory Board (AERB) asking for additional safety measures following a new post-Fukushima assessment.

• Killer Cobalt-60: Delhi University admits mistake

  The Atomic Energy Regulatory Board is contemplating handing down severe punishment to Delhi University's Chemistry Department for allegedly failing to follow safety rules.