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Ye shanti vision hai or upar wala Shanti bill hai please don't confuse 🫠🫠🫠
🌴SHANTI Vision —
India unveiled the SHANTI Vision on 14 July 2026 as the guiding framework for its campaign for a non-permanent UN Security Council seat for 2028–29.
🌷SHANTI = Securing Holistic Advancement through Norms, Trust and Integrity
☘Its 6 key priorities are:
🦋Voice of Global South — greater representation for developing countries.
🦚Reformed Multilateralism — reform institutions like the UN to make them more representative.
🦋Future-ready Peacekeeping — modernise UN peacekeeping for emerging challenges.
🐳Responsible AI — address threats arising from the misuse of artificial intelligence.
🌿Maritime Security — protect the global maritime commons and sea lanes.
🦋Counter Terror Financing — strengthen international cooperation against terror financing.
🇮🇳 SHANTI Bill/Act 2025 —
SHANTI = Sustainable Harnessing and Advancement of Nuclear Energy for Transforming India Act, 2025. It is India's new legal framework for expanding nuclear energy.
🌳Target: 100 GW nuclear power capacity by 2047 under the Nuclear Energy Mission.
🎯 What does it replace?
The SHANTI Act replaces:
☘️Atomic Energy Act, 1962
☘️Civil Liability for Nuclear Damage Act, 2010
⭐ Biggest Change — Private Sector
The Act allows private-sector participation in specified nuclear activities, subject to government licensing and regulatory safety authorisation. Private entities can participate in areas including nuclear power plants, nuclear fuel-related activities within permitted limits, equipment manufacturing and R&D.
🛡️ AERB
The Act gives statutory status to the Atomic Energy Regulatory Board (AERB), strengthening its regulatory and safety role.
💰 Nuclear Liability
It introduces a graded liability framework based on the type and characteristics of the nuclear installation.
Operator liability ranges from ₹100 crore to ₹3,000 crore depending on the category of installation.
🚫 Activities retained under Central Government control
Certain strategic activities/facilities remain under exclusive Central Government control, including areas such as enrichment/isotopic separation of prescribed substances, spent-fuel management and heavy-water production.
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SHANTI Act 2025 = New nuclear law + replaces 1962 & 2010 Acts + private participation + statutory AERB + graded liability + 100 GW nuclear target by 2047.
With regard to shanti bill which is correct
1. It replaces atomic energy act 1962
2.It allows private sector participation to all nuclear activities Identify correct statement
🌳On 9 July 2026, during PM Narendra Modi’s visit to Australia, India and Australia finalised the Administrative Arrangement needed to enable Australian uranium exports to India. This effectively operationalises the civil nuclear cooperation agreement between the two countries.
🔑 Why is it important?
🇦🇺 Australia → uranium supply
🇮🇳 India → civilian nuclear power programme
☢️ Supply is for peaceful/civilian purposes
🌲IAEA safeguards apply to the exported uranium.
It supports India's plans to substantially expand nuclear power capacity.
📅 Timeline
🌳2014 → India–Australia Civil Nuclear Cooperation Agreement signed
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🌳2015 → Agreement entered into force
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🌳9 July 2026 → Administrative Arrangement finalised → Australian uranium exports to India enabled.
🌳Importantly, India is not an NPT signatory, but Australia made an exception for India following the 2008 NSG decision and India's separation of civilian and military nuclear facilities.
🌳For the uranium/nuclear cooperation, the Indian side involves the Department of Atomic Energy (DAE), which functions directly under the Prime Minister, rather than being a normal Ministry of the Union Government.
🌳The critical-minerals side, however, comes under the Ministry of Mines.
2. By this agreement Australia will supply uranium for India's military nuclear reactor subject to strict safeguards
3 .The deal is signed between Ministry of External Affairs , India and Australia defence departments
How many correct statement
3 types of isotope of Uranium
U- 238
92 proton+ 146 neutron .
Most abundant
U-235
92 proton + 143 neutron
Fissile and naturally obtained
U-233
92 proton + 141 neutron
Made from thorium 232
U 231
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1. KKNPP- Kudankulam 2.MAPS- Kaiga . 3.KGS- kakrapar.
Arrange this nuclear sites in according to their power capacity from highest to lowest ..
1. Kudankulam
2. Kalapakkam. 3 .Kaiga . 4. Narora . 5 .Rawatbhatta
1. Kudankulam is also known as KKNPP and has operating capacity of 2000 MW.
2.Currently 2 capacity are operational while 4 are under development.
3.Its PFBR achieved 1st criticality which were developed by IGCAR and BHAVINI
