| ID | 114440 |
| Title Proper | Kudankulam conundrum |
| Other Title Information | need for deeper analysis |
| Language | ENG |
| Author | Sethi, Manpreet |
| Publication | 2012. |
| Summary / Abstract (Note) | The first of the two 1,000 MW nuclear power plants under construction
for the last decade
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at Kudankulam was due to become operational before
the end of this year. What it stares at instead is a delayed future after the
Tamil Nadu Cabinet passed a resolution in September 2011 to suspend
work on the nuclear reactor. Chief Minister Jayalalitha claimed to have
been compelled to do so in response to the public protests against the
nuclear plant, and she certainly had an eye on the local elections that
were due less than a month before the protests broke out.
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| `In' analytical Note | Defence and Diplomacy Vol. 1, No.2; Jan-Mar 2012: p.1-8 |
| Journal Source | Defence and Diplomacy Vol. 1, No.2; Jan-Mar 2012: p.1-8 |
| Key Words | Nuclear Power Plant ; Kudankulam ; India ; Tamil Nadu ; Jayalalitha ; Nuclear Reactor ; Enrergy Policy |