Kudankulam protesters form human chains in sea

The villagers protesting against the Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant on Thursday entered sea water and started a 'Jal Satyagraha' demanding the loading of uranium fuel in the reactors be stopped. ...
03:33 PM, Sep 13, 2012

Japan: radiation contaminates food and milk

The Japanese government has issued an advisory to a village near Fukushima Daiichi plant not to drink tap water, due to elevated levels of radioactive iodine. ...
07:48 AM, Mar 21, 2011

Efforts on to contain damage at Japan N-plant

Desperate efforts were on to contain the damage at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear power plant as radiation levels peaked in the area. ...
11:10 PM, Mar 16, 2011

Fear of another Chernobyl haunts Japan

The latest nuclear disaster in Japan is considered the worst since Chernobyl back in 1986. ...
10:21 AM, Mar 16, 2011

How will the Japan quake affect Indian economy?

Rajdeep Sardesai talks to FICCI Director General Dr Rajiv Kumar about possible effects of the Japan earthquake on India's economy. ...
10:34 PM, Mar 15, 2011

'Indian nuclear reactors can handle calamities'

Talking to CNN-IBN, Atomic Energy Commission Chairman Srikumar Bannerji said Indian reactors have been built to handle seismic activity and tsunamis, and have faced both. He also said India is closely monitoring the situation in Japan. ...
04:53 PM, Mar 15, 2011

Disaster zone Japan: ground report

A special show with stories from Japan, that suffered a major earthquake, tsunami and is now under a nuclear threat. ...
10:55 PM, Mar 14, 2011

Japan: another nuclear plant explosion likely

Government officials have warned that a second explosion could occur at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant. The Japanese Prime Minister has ordered widespread power outages to save energy. ...
06:16 PM, Mar 13, 2011

North Korea opens nuclear facility to Western media

London: Andy Flower's stock has risen manifold after England rose to the top of the Test rankings with him as coach but the Cricket Board here is hopeful that the Zimbabwean would stick to the team even if any other lucrative offer comes his way. ECB chief executive David Collier is sure that Flower, who had earlier denied an opportunity to work with the Indian cricket team, would not even ...
01:37 PM, Feb 23, 2008