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Misinformation is fueling anti-nuclear protests: John Ritch
The Fukushima nuclear disaster in Japan has been a real eye opener for the world on the hazards of embracing atomic energy, today even India a country so much in adoration of its achievements in nuclear technology is now witnessing a severe backlash, with thousands of protestors at the Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant in Tamil Nadu literally stopping...
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Kudankulam N-plant protests temporarily called off for civic polls
In a major relief to stranded employees of the Kudankulam nuclear power plant in Tamil Nadu, villagers protesting against the project have temporarily called off their agitation for smooth conduct of the civic polls on Monday.
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N-plant row: Protesters stop 700 scientists
The protesters that want the nuclear plant at Kudankulam to shut down before it officially swings into action are becoming more pointed.
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Prime Minister asks Jayalalithaa to support Kudankulam plant
The Prime Minister has indicated today that while the concerns of those who live near the nuclear power plant in Tamil Nadu will be addressed in detail, the plans for the plant cannot be suspended. PTI says he wrote to the Chief Minister Jayalalithaa today requesting, "I count on your support in ensuring the timely implementation of the Kudankul...
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PM to decide on future of Tamil Nadu's N-plant
What happens next to a nuclear plant in Tamil Nadu is now upto the Prime Minister. Protesters at the plant - there were several thousand of them today at the gates - have decided to stop their demonstration. 100 villagers who were on a fast have decided to end their hunger strike.
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Shut the nuclear plant, shout protestors at visiting minister
Hundreds of protesters near the new Kudankulam nuclear plant in Tamil Nadu made it impossible for union minister V Narayanasamy to address them. "Shut the plant", they yelled. The minister was quick to reassure them. "People's safety first. Power later," he promised, adding that the Prime Minister will decide whether to stop work on the nuclear pla...
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Misinformation is fueling anti-nuclear protests: John Ritch
The Fukushima nuclear disaster in Japan has been a real eye opener for the world on the hazards of embracing atomic energy, today even India a country so much in adoration of its achievements in nuclear technology is now witnessing a severe backlash, with thousands of protestors at the Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant in Tamil Nadu literally stopping...
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Kudankulam N-plant protests temporarily called off for civic polls
In a major relief to stranded employees of the Kudankulam nuclear power plant in Tamil Nadu, villagers protesting against the project have temporarily called off their agitation for smooth conduct of the civic polls on Monday.
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N-plant row: Protesters stop 700 scientists
The protesters that want the nuclear plant at Kudankulam to shut down before it officially swings into action are becoming more pointed.
-
Prime Minister asks Jayalalithaa to support Kudankulam plant
The Prime Minister has indicated today that while the concerns of those who live near the nuclear power plant in Tamil Nadu will be addressed in detail, the plans for the plant cannot be suspended. PTI says he wrote to the Chief Minister Jayalalithaa today requesting, "I count on your support in ensuring the timely implementation of the Kudankul...
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PM to decide on future of Tamil Nadu's N-plant
What happens next to a nuclear plant in Tamil Nadu is now upto the Prime Minister. Protesters at the plant - there were several thousand of them today at the gates - have decided to stop their demonstration. 100 villagers who were on a fast have decided to end their hunger strike.
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Shut the nuclear plant, shout protestors at visiting minister
Hundreds of protesters near the new Kudankulam nuclear plant in Tamil Nadu made it impossible for union minister V Narayanasamy to address them. "Shut the plant", they yelled. The minister was quick to reassure them. "People's safety first. Power later," he promised, adding that the Prime Minister will decide whether to stop work on the nuclear pla...
