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Commentary

Deb Kumar Bose

Vol. 35, Issue No. 39, 23 Sep, 2000

Nuclear Power for Eastern India

Vol. 35, Issue No. 39, 23 Sep, 2000

Commentary

Deb Kumar Bose

The nuclear establishment has clearly acknowledged that nuclear power is more expensive than thermal power within a 1,000-km radius of the pithead. So why is it looking for a site for a nuclear power plant in West Bengal and eastern India?

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