every time it surprises me...topics taken by vaad hats off....far far better than any other podcasts in india
@satishsaty2 ай бұрын
Sure, it's superb to listen
@veerswami71752 ай бұрын
And also charvaka podcast
@chandansarma02 ай бұрын
Bhakti utar gaya iski😂😂
@MOHIT8362 ай бұрын
Bhai saree dukan ka overhyped owner hai woh😂@@veerswami7175
@mahinderkumar10132 ай бұрын
Arre wah ji wah.Just keep your mind open😂 and then you will find far better topics and experts on other you tube channels.😅
@shubhamdwivedi2772 ай бұрын
Bhai sahaab.....kya gajab topic aur kitna important topic has been chosen for podcast. Salute and respect to you man. 😮😮
@nahushaacharya74702 ай бұрын
Another correction India is not currently building any 220 MW reactor, India is now building 700MW 2 reactors running Kakrapar
@Pumbasur2 ай бұрын
KAPP 3&4 (2X700 MW) are located at Kakrapar in Surat district of Gujarat, adjacent to the existing reactors KAPS 1&2 (2X220 MW).
@Pumbasur2 ай бұрын
KAPP-4 is the second in the series of sixteen indigenous Pressurised Heavy Water Reactors (PHWR) of 700 MW each being set up in the country
@WorldWideDesiDrive18 күн бұрын
Speed and Ecosystem is important to build, rather than 2 reactors of 700MW. Try to understand.
@Shubham-by3sh2 ай бұрын
Vaad is the best nationalistic podcast of all. No jingoism ,no rhetorics ,only real issues.Thank you arihant bhai. Hope someone in the government is listening
@siddharth_behere2 ай бұрын
NGO gang par koi question nahi puchha. Biggest issue is NGO gang.
@yushpi2 ай бұрын
Thorium pe bhi puchna reh gaye
@vaibhavyadav99122 ай бұрын
Sabse pehle call it out for what it really is. NGO gang ❌ Xtian gang ✅
@Clairee17-2 ай бұрын
Seriously I am so annoyed by those fear mongers
@Dinesh-bc2lyАй бұрын
we not build nuclear for that reason
@rratedgabru53492 ай бұрын
You cover all important issues India is dealing with. A proper intellectual, a proper thinker. This is the most important channel for people of care about the future of the people of this nation.
@shivamsharmajiАй бұрын
What a fantastic pod! In a world of noisy, low quality content it always makes me happy to come across quality and meaningful podcasts. And a special shout-out to Dr. Nitendra for covering the topic in depth and in a manner EVERYONE could understand. Thank you.
@ganeshdore2 ай бұрын
Good Clear discussion. 1. Thorium as a fuel was not discussed 2. Plutonium Fast Breeder reactors were not discussed 3. Sea water cooling is probably mandatory ,,,That was not discussed 4. Is investment capital an issue. Perhaps Nuclear is 3X cost per installed MW capacity vs Coal Fired Power Plants. ++++++++++++++++ Isnt Kudankulam 1000 mw each , 2 working , 2 in construction why harp on 220 MW units.
@ganeshdore2 ай бұрын
Agree 100 percent 1. Thorium as a fuel was not discussed 2. Plutonium Fast Breeder reactors were not discussed 3. Sea water cooling is probably mandatory ,,,That was not discussed 4. Is investment capital an issue. Perhaps Nuclear is 3X cost per installed MW capacity vs Coal Fired Power Plants ++++++++++++++++++++ Isnt Kudankulam 1000 mw each , 2 working , 2 in construction why harp on 220 MW units.
@GODEW2 ай бұрын
Thanks to Dr. Nitendra Singh pushing the limits for Nuclear in India. Well informative interview 🙏
@gayatricasey6618Ай бұрын
Kudos to Natinder ji. Despite living outside, u r thinking so much for India. True bharatiye
@NRAMPAL132 ай бұрын
Kudos Arihant bhai, Doing wonders and Going places. Just 1 regret, please don't free pass to your guest, thoda cross question kiya karo bus.
@swapnilkadam5325Ай бұрын
Topics taken by this channel are always in the interest of the country and citizens ......
@praghavkumar45662 ай бұрын
India has rich reserves of Thorium. But due to eagle eye of China and US we are going slow. Once we start Thorium based efficient nuclear reactors with a bang, we have to face other consequences from the super powers
@user-eq2hm5pp7v2 ай бұрын
There are around 20 reactors under various stages of construction and pre commissioning activities in Bharat. This is second only to China. Government is doing work on nuclear. More work is being done now than last 70 years. Two main issues for slow pace which the scientist failed to mention are: Technical: It's not just about building reactors. Indian Nuclear Energy needs a whole pipeline, from fuel and heavy water fabrication facilities to de titration and storage facilites. Work is under progress on this whole chain. Non-technical: Andolanjeevi It won't even take a small nuclear accident for the whole china funded andolanjevi gang to shut down our whole nuclear program. We have seen what they can do in farmer law protest. So the government needs to go slow and steady without making much noise. And this factor is the biggest, these andolan jeevi are shutting down Europe's nuclear power plants based on 40 yr old Chernobyl disaster. Even Japan is going reverse gear in nuclear after fukushima, and USA just talks on SMR and stuff. He is praising France and US, But the reality is that whole west has no replacement plan for the hundreds of reactors that were build in 70s and 80s, which will retire within a decade. US built only 2 & France built ZERO new nuclear reactors in last 25 years. He also mentioned private sector. The government opened nuclear to private sector for medical and agricultural application years back. And NPCIL collaborates with private players like L&T and Tata for reactor construction. This PPP mode is better because we can see that pure private players like GE, Westing House, Toshiba & Mitsubishi are failing in nuclear sector. If we see in comparison to rest of the world, Bharat is doing great. We are developing our whole technology chain and building reactors on our own.
@nileshmore902 ай бұрын
Thanks for the useful information brother just need some govt websites,links,any documents to check this progress
@user-eq2hm5pp7v2 ай бұрын
@@nileshmore90 You can check the projects section of NPCIL website.
@ankitpoddar2 ай бұрын
Any good paper you can refer too on this and more than one is welcome... Side note podcasts are great vut in technical things either self research or counter point of view is absolutely needs to conveyed...
@chitrayan40992 ай бұрын
Two things were not touched... 1. Present geopolitical scenario stops supplying fuel grade uranium to India 2. The hypocrisy of NGOs and organisations who advocate for green energy and environment but try their best to stop nuclear power plant project
@arpansaxena137Ай бұрын
देश और दुनिया को परमाणु ऊर्जा की बहुत आवश्यकता है। देश वाशियो को भी इसका महत्व समझा होगा ।
@shivamsoniiitb6 сағат бұрын
Proud of you Vaad for making such a nice conversation ❤❤❤....and clearing the Myths
@LakhwinderSingh-vf8jcАй бұрын
Excellent topic and highly experienced person cleared all doubts
@anuragshrivastava8737Ай бұрын
Wow such a smart person with so much clarity! would like to see him again.
@ManishSPatel2 ай бұрын
Really eyeopener from Dr. Nitendra for creating an awareness on climate change challenges and addressing clean energy. I believe Nuclear program need to expand as quickly as possible. Request government to find out way out for nation energy security. All best Dr. Nitendra and team I with your ideas.
@sidddddddddddddd2 ай бұрын
It’s crazy expensive. Salal dam was constructed at a cost of 929 crores and its output is 690 MW which is Rs. 1.34 crore/MW. That means constructing a nuclear power plant is almost 13 times more expensive than hydropower plants.
@hrushikeshavachat900Ай бұрын
It works for 60 to 80 years. So, over the lifetime if it is cheaper. We need to find ways to reduce the cost of finance of the high initial cost. Once, the same is achieved, it will be a huge achievement. Also, of the investment, a large chunk was raised through debt. So, the cost of the project should be spread over the tenure of the loan. So, if we have taken a loan 696 crores (around 75% of project cost) at 15 percent interest, for 20 years, the total outflow per year is 9.16 crore and initial in pocket expense of Rs 233 Crores which can also be spread over 20 years (80 years life, so 20 years is completely logical). So out of pocket cost of 11.65 crores. So, the cost is around 21.46 crores per year. This means a cost of around Rs 0.32 per watt for 20 years except maintainence cost. I have considered the highest rate of interest at 15 percent and tenure of loan of only around 20 years. If we consider around 9 percent interest (possible for government to raise funds at 9 percent) it will be even lower. This can be further reduced if we consider a tenure 9f 80 years, the put of pocket cost will further drop to 2.92 crores, total cost of loan at 9 percent and 20 years loan will be 6.26 crores. Total cost will be 9.18 crore per year, per watt cost of 0.14 per watt.
@piyushsikka122 ай бұрын
Glad that I have got the chance to meet him in person. Proud of his success
@rishigarg80692 ай бұрын
I thank Vaad for making such informative podcasts. I really enjoy watching them and actually gaining insights. Keep up the good work!!
@subratmohapatra6658Ай бұрын
VAAD prodcasting is based on ground reality Indian govt should also watch this channel for the reality of ground situation.Vaad is doing excellent work.
@madhavpriyo27352 ай бұрын
ARIHANT Bhai, aapke Gyaan ko pranaam hai.
@ManojSingh-bg9ue2 ай бұрын
Respectfully, Dr. Nitendra Singh should have emphasised more on our lack of domestic nuclear reserves and non-membership in the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) severely restrict our nuclear supply. Ch*na blocked our NSG membership bid to slowdown our progress as they don't want another competing manufacturing power. Consequently, all our nuclear reactors operate below capacity, and even if we increase their number, we won't be able to fuel them adequately unless we get the NSG membership. The only remaining option is to fast-track our three-stage nuclear program, which eliminates the need to import uranium. In the third stage, fissile uranium is produced from thorium reactions, enabling us to fuel our nuclear plants making the process self sustaining.
@ganeshdore2 ай бұрын
Agree 100 percent 1. Thorium as a fuel was not discussed 2. Plutonium Fast Breeder reactors were not discussed 3. Sea water cooling is probably mandatory ,,,That was not discussed 4. Is investment capital an issue. Perhaps Nuclear is 3X cost per installed MW capacity vs Coal Fired Power Plants ++++++++++++++++++++ Isnt Kudankulam 1000 mw each , 2 working , 2 in construction why harp on 220 MW units.
@gurdeepsingh14032 ай бұрын
As I can assume there no fast track.. it' will take it's time...
@ganeshdore2 ай бұрын
@@gurdeepsingh1403 Currently 10000 MW Nuclear power is installed with 75 percent availability I think 8000 MW in new plants is coming on line in next 4 years ? Local opposition to Nuclear Power is a huge headache. What does Gurdeep Singh recommend ? Nation did manage to deal with Summer heat this year and meet record power demand. Could have been wayyyyy worse,
@ganeshdore2 ай бұрын
Manoj Singh reply has clarity . ll I would add is Sea water cooling . No Fresh water . Take the transmission grid loss as " cost of doing business "
@gurdeepsingh14032 ай бұрын
Yes you may right 👍👍👍👍👍
@sagartahasildar2 ай бұрын
Very good podcast. Kudos to Dr Singh ji for providing these details as well as mentioning all the initiatives he and his team is taking in India 🙏🏼
@vyomchaudhary59292 ай бұрын
Vaad is an amazing podcast, tries to look into the future. Constructively critical. I have a question to the guest (if he can see) 1) Why is our nuclear lobby not pushing for it (I am assuming we don't have a strong lobby) 2) small modular reactors- Can we develop it individually?
@priyanshsinghal372 ай бұрын
We are making good progess on nuclear. We don't need a lobby for this. SMRs are nice for talk, but developing a cost effective, safe & indigenous SMR is hard
@biswajitmishra1762Ай бұрын
Private industry want to contribute in nuclear energy but when it comes to insurance part they aren't ready. If this issue resolved they we can achieve any target in record time.
@crazydrifter132 ай бұрын
Costs. Delays in construction of plants. Nuclear + renewables are the answer. Most of the power demand is in during the day in India. Hybrid of solar, nuclear, wind almost eliminates need for huge batteries (almost). Ground source cooling & stopping copying glass building designs from abroad will keep energy demand reasonable and availability high for productive use of energy.
@saikatsamadder547225 күн бұрын
I knew whatever he said long back par mujhe safety k baray mein itna nahi malum tha. thanks!
@scorpionmithun2 ай бұрын
Very informative.... thanks Vaad🙏🚩🇮🇳
@VivekSingh-rr3fr2 ай бұрын
भाई देखने में इतने साधारण लगते हो परंतु ऐसे असाधारण विचारों पर चर्चा कैसे कर लेते हो 🔥🙏💐
@sreekumarpai666515 күн бұрын
Hats off to this wonderful conversation.
@Anurag_sharma_2_38 күн бұрын
Brother kya podcast tha ❤ it’s really add a good amount of knowledge in my life thanks a lot
@anantpawar99802 ай бұрын
Sir, I loved your podcast and guests are coming. Please use more shorts to attract new viewer and traffic. I think it will improve our community.
@OrsoRaggiante2 ай бұрын
बहुत खूब...
@vijayshankertamrakar25862 ай бұрын
No babudom in this sector. Chairman of DAE is secretary to GOI reporting directly to PM via incharge minister.
@arjunsinghchauhan43832 ай бұрын
थोरियम आधारित न्यूक्लियर रिएक्टर डिस्कस नही किया आपने। थोरियम भारत के पास काफी है। इसमें शायद इंडिया कुछ कर रहा है।
@user-fp5nb5pr1i2 ай бұрын
indian nuclear 3rd Stage mai hai nuclear power plan
@brajakishorepradhan7229Ай бұрын
Thorium based Nuclear be discussed and acellerated
@sayantan7772 ай бұрын
We need at least 100GW Nuclear power by 2047 .
@ashoktandon513827 күн бұрын
It's highly enlightening session. Lot more such dissipation of ideas in the nuclear field is needed. We must not waste time any more and start moving in this direction.
@IndicThoughts82 ай бұрын
Hii team vaad Twitted this podcast to pmo let's see what happened. ❤ for topic 👍🙏
@AMITPatel-be1lp2 ай бұрын
He is not formal staff in ITER . He is just associate and formally such policies are decided by Department of Atomic Energy, Govt. of India .
@brajakishorepradhan7229Ай бұрын
So what.Apne log Ghar k। i andarki bat bol te nehin bol sakte nehin
@utpalkumar51482 ай бұрын
Structure of DAE needs to be reviewed
@PodClipsGalore1082 ай бұрын
Very important video. Thanks for bringing this up.
@sandy128902 ай бұрын
Why this kind of discussions are not being made in national media.
@himanshulambatpatil59662 ай бұрын
Appreciate vaad for taking Unthinkable topics
@SunnyKumar-yi9cs2 ай бұрын
Bhai yeh aadmi jitna simplify karke bol raha hain utna simplei nahi hain. India plants isliye nahi laga raha hain kyonki supply of uranium is very less. India ka 3 stage nuclear programme hain jo thorium ka use karega. Isme geopolitics bhi involve hain. India mein uranium kaafi kam hain hame cannada yeh west par kaafi dependent hona padega aise hein oil ke dependency kaafi zyada hain . Abhi hum 2nd stage complete karenge. He is talking most nonsensical thing
@ankurchaudhary3515Ай бұрын
Russia se lelo ? Even USA imports uranium from Russia due to cheap price
@tarasankarsantra7991Ай бұрын
Itna vi Kam Nehi hai....2.29 lakh tonnes hai( Source Wikipedia)....or avi bhi bohot aise jaiga pe exploration hua hi nehi hai.....Kami hai sirf niyat ki..... honestly to say no political parties in India don't want to develop our nation or uplifting poorer class..... they are their vote banks.....garib nehi rahega tho netaji k paas kon jaiga problems le ke.....neta ji ka netapan kis ko dekhiga? Governments(all states and central)in India try to portray themselves as God( Mashia).....which is not actually necessary in present days..... Government need to support them .....
@sharan500002 ай бұрын
Brilliant podcast. Thanks to both of you 👌🏽😊🇮🇳
@rajatbhardwaj47282 ай бұрын
Good choice of Guest. Keep it up Bro!
@historyandmore95552 ай бұрын
Nuclear energy is clean energy, kurzgesagt has made a great video on busting myths around nuclear energy.
@mak29mba152 ай бұрын
You missed the NGOs which are opposing this with the help of local farmers
@AnkitShukla-dr3ol2 ай бұрын
Very nice topic picked by VAAD TEAM
@avinashkulkarni85592 ай бұрын
Wow...he is our protector
@chandrasekharsantra5440Ай бұрын
India as an individual should work on Fusion rectors besides the ITER program. Because it is the cleanest energy source in the world right now. I surfed on your IYNS website & its good but, you used a wrong map of India where POK & china occupied Ladakh are excluded from the map. & also I'll suggest if you can include internship in BARC besides ITER, that will be very helpful for most of the students in India.
@bsnagashetti5132 ай бұрын
Wonderful conversation It is high time to switch over to Nuclear energy.
@niraj20202 ай бұрын
How the supply side of uranium ensured especially processed uranium. Uranium process, raw materials is complicated and assured supply which we depend on other countries. How india going to manage even we faced trouble for BARC, Tarapur and other plants.
@Indica26582 ай бұрын
Bahot badhiya Podcast Arihantji Jai Hind 🙏🏻
@GT-dm8pwАй бұрын
This gentle man is working on ITER project
@ramkumarpandey48652 ай бұрын
Such misleading podcast. Did not discuss anything about the problems of Cost escalation of building plant Time needed to build Security, even Japanese failed here Wartime Safety, we don't have NATO Intensive water requirement Nuclear Waste
@prevasive12 ай бұрын
Very important topic.. thank you Arihant for doing this podcast
@ajaymahara48315 күн бұрын
The scientist literally fed the point to the podcaster -" problem kaha hai " . The Indian atomic energy sector and Bureaucracy of India is not filled with lazy and inefficient people . On the contrary - they are way to efficient but cunning . Imagine the loss to coal mafias , companies which make huge dams and other power sector private players if you introduce a low budget and sustainable alternative like nuclear . The famlies which have generational wealth ( live billions and billions of profit from inefficient energy sector ) will take the government down .
@BRAJRAJSINGHTHAKUR2 ай бұрын
भारत ने 2027 का क्लाइमेट गोल कंप्लीट कर चुका है 2024 में
@dr.prabhatpandey49672 ай бұрын
Everytime VAAD comes with a totally new idea for development and vision
@jimandeka7052 ай бұрын
After listening to you sir, only one thing screaming in mind...is desh mein kuch nahi hoyega...
@rohankapil17302 ай бұрын
😂
@akarshpandey25602 ай бұрын
Yeh soch ke sath kuch bhi nhi hoga
@yadav-r2 ай бұрын
Exactly. Indians are not ready to accept this, but bro, just look at us. 2100 m bhi India developing nation rahega. painful but truth.
@priyanshsinghal372 ай бұрын
Modi ke 15 saal mei, Desh mei nuclear mei itna kaam ho rha hai jitna pichle 70 saalo mei nahi hua.
@rverma51252 ай бұрын
Main problem hai ki uranium (fuel) kahan se aayega??
@ayushgarg70332 ай бұрын
Ha bt itna difficult bhi nhi h
@rverma51252 ай бұрын
@@ayushgarg7033 Jo bhi uranium Mila hai uska bomb banana hai, Bijli banana secondary priority hai, I think government bhi yahi sochti hai, Bijli to koyla se ban hi jayegi lekin koyla se bomb nahin banega. Aur global warming ki aisi taisi
@rscsingh78482 ай бұрын
Jamshedpur se. Baaki huge shortfall will be covered by Thorium. 2 out of 3 phases of Fast Breeder reactors are complete. 😊😊😊
@netlokesh2 ай бұрын
Good conversation but lacking these essential discussion area - (1) Radiation exposure to people working in the reactor (2) Radiation exposure due to air strike (3) Location of reactor to population considering huge population density and T&D loss.
@mayankagnihotri98042 ай бұрын
It's so good to see U Sir. Regards.
@user-th8dq1ev2l2 ай бұрын
Great to see such videos on your channel
@jivanpanda28699 күн бұрын
India me 2010 me nuclear reactor lag jana tha , hum 15 saal peeche hain , hum abhi bhi baat hi kar rahe hai aur coal se bijli production kar rahe hain .
@contemporarymatters81062 ай бұрын
Very informative discussion.
@Jai_Bharat_70002 ай бұрын
Need more awareness on topic like these.
@shashibhushan-wd4fl2 ай бұрын
Comments on nuclear solar and wind are incorrect He needs to do more research Nuclear waste is just the size of one football field all around the world- where is the research on this Solar panel life and area required- research? France it self can’t make a new nuclear reactor(are they financially feasible? Just check their energy rate vs other sources). Just check their track record in last 30 years
@abhinavranga83552 ай бұрын
Nice discussion, informative
@brj47735 күн бұрын
Modi Govt has destroyed the power sector in India even before Modi came to power. The so called "coal scam" and subsequent cancellation of coal.mines lease by Supreme court, led to all the power sector private players leave power sector. After Modi came to power not even a single thermal power plant came up in India. Secondly, Modi only focussed on solar Power which only provides power during the day. The Nuclear power plants too were put in the back burner in India. The main issue with India is it has no nuclear fuel . Uranium is not mined in India even to cater to existing power plants. We used to run NPPs at 60% of its capacity because of lack of fuel. Nuclear can't give you energy independence. India has a lot of coal reserves. It has to develop efficient and clean technology for coal based power plants. Indian solar Power plants have grown but we need to keep in mind solar 1 MW produces only 4000 units per day, whereas Thermal power plants 1 MW gives 24000 units per day. I think this man has very less practical experience. NPP plant is small but area required is huge because of radiation concerns. Third NPP consumes huge amount of water. A 200 MW NPP plant consumes 800 m3 of water every hour. Operating cost is not small. Then capital cost of a NPP is huge.
@petepatel12342 ай бұрын
Very knowledgeable podcast
@person12345_2 ай бұрын
India is ranked 159 out of the 180 nations considered in the 2024 press freedom index
@satireadyАй бұрын
After Modi’s Visit to Russia, There are Talks of Russia Building 6 New Plants.
@hinduwarrior12324 күн бұрын
Awesome content, but a few questions : as you said that we are always following trends and technologies but why are we not developing our fast breeder reactors or doing ground breaking research in the same? A doubt : if we have 1000 reactors for which we need to import fuel from the few countries supplying it, it becomes another petroleum and we can be badly arm twisted ! Why don't we use out own Thorium fuel as available around our coasts accounting to 25 % of the total available fuel in the world and developing our local reactors (which was probably abandoned after Homi Bhabha departed) I see that some entity / political party(ies) have deliberately sabotaged our fast breeder reactors program!
@rajeshchopra11115 күн бұрын
Indian energy comes from now thorium & india has a large amount of base material available at the coastal belt of our coastal states
@Pumbasur2 ай бұрын
KAPP 3&4 (2X700 MW) are located at Kakrapar in Surat district of Gujarat, adjacent to the existing reactors KAPS 1&2 (2X220 MW). KAPP-4 is the second in the series of sixteen indigenous Pressurised Heavy Water Reactors (PHWR) of 700 MW each being set up in the country.
@sharadbravo2 ай бұрын
Wokeness to energy create nahi karti, bohot badhiya.
@user-hn7fj9yx2kАй бұрын
It’s not accurate conversation. I’m fine with the fact that nuclear power is cleaner than other fuels as long as there’s no accidents. Also when he said that only 27 people died at chernobil, that’s also wrong. 27 people died reportedly according to the corrupt Russian government of that time, but number was way higher than that. And then in the aftermath at least half a million people died in Russia who did the cleanup work, another 2 million people got radiation poisoning and hence many diseases like cancer. And then after that the place close to chernobil is still inhabitable. Almost 250 square kilometres of land area is inhabitable even till today and it will stay inhabitable for next 1000 years if not longer. Yes some people live in that area, but that’s because they are poor and they have no choice. But it’s not safe. So this claim is wrong. Also Russia can have such places which are inhabitable because they have 10 times less population than india and 7 times more land than india. But does india have that much land? Can we afford to just leave an area inhabitable for 1000 years? That’s what we need to think.
@user-hn7fj9yx2kАй бұрын
So yes i agree that nuclear energy is cleaner and cheaper but there’s an additional thing, that it’s cleaner as long there’s no accidents and everything goes the correct way. But once something goes wrong, then it goes very very wrong and there’s no solution for it.
@the_bhartiya_spirit2 ай бұрын
Vaad is way ahead of other podcast ❤
@MrXperx2 ай бұрын
Very nice guest.
@kapilsharma2020-cz4iyАй бұрын
Semiconductor manufacturing ke baare me bhi podcast bnao
@AnandMishraDSP28 күн бұрын
Sarkar ne lagta hai ki aapki baat suni aur naye reactors ke liye budget bhi diya.
@shivayshakti65752 ай бұрын
the arguments given by him are shallow and there wasnt sufficient push back for instance nucleaur in germany in Europe they themselves are wanting to phase it out!
@kamalgupta59542 ай бұрын
Amazing session ❤
@premkrdas9149Ай бұрын
Sir How Megha Engineering type of company get Neuclear Projects Please make a video on that
@neoflo-bx15 күн бұрын
मैं भी सर ये चीज बोलता हूं अपने दोस्तो को तो वो bolte है तू एंटी नेशनल, हम बहुत पीछे है, कोल को हम बंद नहीं कर सकते क्योंकि एक आदमी का दोस्त है उसका कॉल का बिजनेस है, अगर न्यूक्लियर पावर प्लांट लग जाते है वो खत्म हो जाएगा
@justathinker86692 ай бұрын
58:40 Problem is people are not "walking the talk". Lack of Leadership to take decisions and execute is the problem.
@rajinderhans71682 ай бұрын
Sir ji, BHARAT me NGO , activities, Sedha Supreme kotha pohanch jaate hai, Apke ak project ko hi 20 saal Late karwa denge, SAT SHREE AKAL 🙏🏽 JAI HIND 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
@Anish610972 ай бұрын
Bring Ajay Shah to your podcast
@biplabghosh6343Ай бұрын
Our politician should be educated other wise it can't be done rapidly 😮
@rahuldeshpande13782 ай бұрын
good discussion
@ayushmankar41002 ай бұрын
Kundamkilam nuclear power plant should be reopened 😊😊😊😊
@user-eq2hm5pp7v2 ай бұрын
It is working. And reactors 3-6 are under construction
@sunilet20092 ай бұрын
Very Good Podcast ..
@sushantbhardwaj670Ай бұрын
Unless some big entrepreneur or industrialist gets in the business of nuclear energy, I don't see the government putting any money or resources in it and even if they did then we have andolans n dharnas which the Govt is literally trying to avoid. I don't see the gut n intent in the govt for clean nuclear energy.
@adi482Ай бұрын
sirji aapka video Nirmalaji tak pohoch gaya, jo bhi ye video mein discuss hua, most of them is mentioned in her speech for nuclear energy!