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India Reconstitutes Atomic Energy Commission

 The Indian government has recently reorganized the Atomic Energy Commission (AEC) by adding new members. This is a strategic move to improve how atomic energy is managed in the country. The AEC is very important for creating policies that guide the Department of Atomic Energy (DAE).

Here's a simplified explanation:

What is the Atomic Energy Commission (AEC)? A group responsible for making policies related to nuclear energy in India.

Why was it reconstituted? To improve its oversight and policy-making abilities.

Who are the key members of the new AEC?

  • Ajit Kumar Mohanty: Chairman (also the Secretary of the Department of Atomic Energy).
  • T V Somanathan: Cabinet Secretary.
  • Manoj Govil: Expenditure Secretary.
  • Ajit Doval: National Security Adviser.
  • Vikram Misri: Foreign Secretary.
  • Vivek Bhasin: Director of the Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC).
  • M R Srinivasan and Anil Kakodkar: Former AEC chairpersons.

What is the history of the AEC?

  • Established in August 1948 as part of the Department of Scientific Research.
  • The Department of Atomic Energy (DAE) was created later, in August 1954, under the Prime Minister's direct control.
  • The AEC was officially formed in March 1958.

What does the AEC do?

  • Creates policies related to atomic energy.
  • Makes sure those policies are put into action by the DAE.

What are the main goals of the new AEC?

  • Improve how atomic energy is managed in India.
  • Address national security concerns related to nuclear technology.
  • Promote research and development in nuclear energy.
  • Ensure nuclear energy is used safely and sustainably.
  • Work with other countries on nuclear issues and follow international standards.

Key Terms/Acronyms:

  • AEC: Atomic Energy Commission.
  • DAE: Department of Atomic Energy.
  • BARC: Bhabha Atomic Research Centre.

Key People:

  • Ajit Kumar Mohanty: Current Chairman of the AEC.
  • Jawaharlal Nehru: The Prime Minister who established the AEC.

What are the future plans for the AEC?

  • To improve India's nuclear capabilities while keeping safety and environmental protection a priority.
  • To do more research and work with other countries.
  • To make India a leader in nuclear technology and energy.

In simple terms: The Indian government has reorganized the group that makes decisions about nuclear energy. The new group includes important officials and experts and will focus on improving safety, promoting research, and working with other countries. The goal is to use nuclear energy responsibly for the benefit of India

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