India’s nuclear power capacity is set to rise from 8.18 GW to 22.4 GW by 2031-32, with 18 new reactors planned. Key projects include Kakrapar, & Gorakhpur. Focused on sustainability, India integrates domestic innovation & global collaborations.
The nuclear energy that is currently produced in nuclear power plants to produce electricity is based on nuclear fission, finally, science has achieved "a breakthrough" in the relentless quest to make the most of nuclear fusion.
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