New Delhi: External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar Friday hinted at the Narendra Modi government’s plan to amend the Civil Liability for Nuclear Damage Act, 2010, which had been a sore point for American and French companies. Admitting that the current law …

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The Centre told Parliament on Thursday that it has formed two task forces to look into the amendments required in the Atomic Energy Act and private suppliers' concerns as it opens up the nuclear power sector for private players. In written replies to …

According to CLNDA, 2010, the operator of the nuclear plant is liable to cover damage through insurance or other financial security up to Rs 1,500 crore. If the damage claim exceeds Rs 1,500, the government needs to step in to cover the extra cost of …

… amending India's civil nuclear liability law as part of efforts … ." India's current nuclear liability law holds both operators of …

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… have a relook at the nuclear liability law as the existing one …