INDIA-" A NUCLEAR POWER".

INDIA- A NUCLEAR POWER

Today we are in the 21^st century. And the world  have reached its peak in science, technology and nuclear development. This is a nuclear era. The word nuclear defines producing of energy that is created when the nuclei of atoms are split apart or joined together commonly known as nuclear fission or nuclear fusion.

Nuclear energy is used for making weapons, generating electricity or making nuclear bombs.

However nuclear power plants are highly expensive and dangerous as nuclear energy releases radioactive waste which is highly dangerous for humans and all the organisms on this earth. So, radioactive waste needs to dispose correctly. Any type of carelessness to nuclear power plants can cause destruction to the whole people living or working in and around the place. In fact it can create problems for the next generations also. So, nuclear power plants needs highly security and carefulness.

There are many countries who have taken big steps in the field of nuclear era including India.

In fact, nuclear energy is the fifth largest source of energy in India after coal, gas, hydroelectricity and wind power.

It was right for India to make a move toward credible nuclear deterrence by conducting five nuclear tests on May 11 and 13, 1998 named as pokhran  tests.

After this tests India declared itself a full fledged nation. The pokhran test made an incredible impression on the political powers of the world, specially the countries which is in the nuclear club.

AFSARA is also its one of the biggest success as with this India become the first  ASIAN country outside the erstwhile soviet union to have designed its own nuclear reactor.

Dr. Homi Jahangir bhabha is called the father of atomic energy in India as he had played a major role in making India a nuclear power.

It was necessary for India to project itself as nuclear power to meet the challenge coming from the neighboring countries. Weak countries have to compromise willingly or unwillingly to so many discrimination among all other developing countries. They have to sacrifice their [progress, do away with self respect. Despite so many painful experiences and defeats from other nations today India proudly stand sixth among the nuclear power and the credit for the crowning glory goes to the vision scientists. Nuclear status has won us respect and India has elegantly occupies the position behind highly developed, so called nuclear self sufficient countries like America, Russia, China and France.

However India has clearly declared that it will not use its nuclear power for any bad purpose.

Presently India has 22 nuclear reactors in operation in 7 nuclear power plants and in our coming generation it will increase more.

It is true that self sufficience in nuclear power has opened a new door for India in the path of their success and this success is lit with so many lamps and hope for a golden future.