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GS3
Environment & Ecology
10 marks
“The SHANTI Bill marks a paradigm shift in India’s nuclear power governance by addressing long-standing regulatory and liability bottlenecks.”
Critically examine how the SHANTI Bill seeks to balance energy security, safety, and global integration in India’s nuclear power programme.
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The Shanti Bill (2025) seeks to reform India's nuclear power frameworks by addressing regulatory rigidity and nuclear liability concerns, which have long constrained capacity expansion and foreign collaboration.
The Shanti Bill (2025) seeks to reform India's nuclear power frameworks by addressing regulatory rigidity and nuclear liability concerns, which have long constrained capacity expansion and foreign collaboration.
Shanti Bill Balances Key Objectives
1) Safety & Regulation:
(i) Retains independent nuclear regulation under AERB/Proposed NSRA.
(ii) Emphasises operator accountability and periodic safety audits.
2) Energy Security:
(i) Enables faster nuclear capacity addition to meet rising baseload demand.
(ii) Supports India's low carbon energy transition and energy diversification.
3) Global Integration:
(i) Aligns India's nuclear regime with international conventions.
(ii) Enhances prospects of cooperation with France, US, Russia.
4) Liability Reform:
(i) Addresses concerns under CLNDA, 2010, especially supplier liability ambiguity.
(ii) Moves towards a balanced liability regime consistent with global practices.
Shanti Bill Balances Key Objectives
1) Safety & Regulation:
(i) Retains independent nuclear regulation under AERB/Proposed NSRA.
(ii) Emphasises operator accountability and periodic safety audits.
2) Energy Security:
(i) Enables faster nuclear capacity addition to meet rising baseload demand.
(ii) Supports India's low carbon energy transition and energy diversification.
3) Global Integration:
(i) Aligns India's nuclear regime with international conventions.
(ii) Enhances prospects of cooperation with France, US, Russia.
4) Liability Reform:
(i) Addresses concerns under CLNDA, 2010, especially supplier liability ambiguity.
(ii) Moves towards a balanced liability regime consistent with global practices.
Critical Concerns
1) Need for greater transparency and parliamentary oversight.
2) Public trust and environmental concerns around nuclear expansion.
3) Risk of diluting supplier accountability if safeguards are weak.
Critical Concerns
1) Need for greater transparency and parliamentary oversight.
2) Public trust and environmental concerns around nuclear expansion.
3) Risk of diluting supplier accountability if safeguards are weak.
The Shanti Bill marks a pragmatic shift - its success will depend on robust regulation, transparency, and public confidence, ensuring nuclear power contributes responsibly to India's energy future.
The Shanti Bill marks a pragmatic shift - its success will depend on robust regulation, transparency, and public confidence, ensuring nuclear power contributes responsibly to India's energy future.
Your answer demonstrates good structural organization and covers all key demands effectively. The critical examination is balanced, though some sections could benefit from more specific examples and quantitative details to enhance depth.
The Shanti Bill (2025) seeks to reform India's nuclear power frameworks by addressing regulatory rigidity and nuclear liability concerns, which have long constrained capacity expansion and foreign collaboration.
The Shanti Bill (2025) seeks to reform India's nuclear power frameworks by addressing regulatory rigidity and nuclear liability concerns, which have long constrained capacity expansion and foreign collaboration.
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