Union Budget 26: ₹24,000 cr push for nuclear power, fuel cycle & advanced research

India’s atomic energy programme in 2026–27 stands at a decisive moment, where long-term strategic science, energy security and industrial capability converge. The Union Budget documents, the detailed Demands for Grants of the Department of Atomic Energy (DAE), and the broader policy framing in the Finance Minister’s speech together show a sector that is neither stagnant …

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