Sri Lanka Nuclear Plant

The chief of India's nuclear energy program, Dr Srikumar Banerjee, has said that Sri Lanka's fears over the nuclear plant in Kudankulam are unfounded. Mr Banerjee has also asserted that the nuclear plant in Tamil Nadu has one of the world's safest reactors.

Like the devil is in the detail, in politics, the motive is often in the timing! Sri Lanka waking up to the existence of India's nuclear plant in Koodankulam long after it was set up and flagging safety concerns at this juncture smacks of a tit for tat mindset. The dead giveaway move is a bid to spite India for its vote in favour of the UN resoluti...

M Karunanidhi has attacked Sri Lanka for suggesting that it is at risk from India's nuclear plants located in the South. Yesterday, a Sri Lankan minister said that in September, his country will raise the issue with global atomic watchdog, the International Atomic Energy Agency or IAEA.

Sri Lanka has expressed concern over possible impact of radiation from India's nuclear power plants located in the southern region, as it prepares to raise the issue with global atomic watchdog, the International Atomic Energy Agency or IAEA.

The chief of India's nuclear energy program, Dr Srikumar Banerjee, has said that Sri Lanka's fears over the nuclear plant in Kudankulam are unfounded. Mr Banerjee has also asserted that the nuclear plant in Tamil Nadu has one of the world's safest reactors.

Like the devil is in the detail, in politics, the motive is often in the timing! Sri Lanka waking up to the existence of India's nuclear plant in Koodankulam long after it was set up and flagging safety concerns at this juncture smacks of a tit for tat mindset. The dead giveaway move is a bid to spite India for its vote in favour of the UN resoluti...

M Karunanidhi has attacked Sri Lanka for suggesting that it is at risk from India's nuclear plants located in the South. Yesterday, a Sri Lankan minister said that in September, his country will raise the issue with global atomic watchdog, the International Atomic Energy Agency or IAEA.

Sri Lanka has expressed concern over possible impact of radiation from India's nuclear power plants located in the southern region, as it prepares to raise the issue with global atomic watchdog, the International Atomic Energy Agency or IAEA.