India Nuclear Doctrine

A consultative process is underway, led by NITI Aayog along with NPCIL, involving state energy ministers as nodal points to ensure alignment with state-level energy priorities

India may be revisiting the law that was largely influenced by the Bhopal Gas Tragedy, to encourage US investment

Dr Meera Chadha's groundbreaking research with dust particles could pave the way for reducing the impact of nuclear blasts

A 'no first use' policy means the country will not use its nuclear weapon as a means of warfare unless attacked by an adversary using nuclear weapons

Sinha recollects this incident in his autobiography Relentless, which is scheduled to be launched on Monday

"I thank Australia and other members of the Australia Group for export control for supporting India's entry in it," Modi tweeted.

Modi has made nuclear expansion a key plank of his strategy to supply Asia's No.3 economy

Menon's book hints strongly that India could drop its 'no first use' policy under some circumstances