Kudankulam-1 commissioning pushed back to April
Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant is a nuclear power station situated in Kudankulam in the Tirunelveli district of the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu. This is a joint Russia-India project. It's investment cost to India was estimated to be US$ 3 billion (Rs.13,615 Crores) in a 2001 agreement.
The cooperation in peaceful nuclear energy
First reactor of Kudankulam NPP will go into operation in late 2011.
Kiriyenko: the Kudankulam Nuclear Plant under construction by Russia is the safest in India
'Units at the Kudankulam Nuclear Plant meet not today’s requirements but tomorrow’s.'
AEM deal with UAE's Dodsal for India factory
In a first of sorts, Russia’s Atomenergomash (AEM) strikes a deal with UAE's Dodsal Group to create a manufacturing unit in India in 2013 at a cost of $150 million.
Reactors in India safer than in Japan
Despite the potential nuclear catastrophe in Japan, Russia has ruled out any delay in Moscow's nuclear power expansion programme with India.
Kudankulam reactor commissioning in April
India has started the final stage of tests at Kudankulam NPP designed in Russia.
Fighters, Energy in Focus in India
Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has finished his official 2-day visit to India.
Russia welcomes Indian participation in projects
Russia is inviting India to participate in atomic energy projects, says Sergei Kirienko, head of the Federal Agency on Atomic Energy (Rosatom).
Rosatom seeking indian equipment partners
Rosatom is looking for Indian partners to manufacture power equipment in the country.