India's Atomic Energy Regulatory Board has approved the start of activities towards excavation for construction of the Mahi Banswara Rajasthan Atomic Nuclear Power Project units 1 and 2.
 

Canada's Cameco has entered a long-term agreement to supply uranium ore concentrate to India's Department of Atomic Energy, for use in the country's fleet of nuclear reactors.
 

The first pouring of concrete marks the point at which a project becomes a nuclear power unit under construction - the aim is for the first new unit at the Kaiga nuclear power plant to achieve criticality in five years.
 

India's Atomic Energy Regulatory Board has given its consent for the first pour of concrete for Kaiga units 5 and 6 - which are both 700 MWe pressurised heavy water reactors.
 

India's oldest commercial nuclear power plant has returned to service after a long-term outage for refurbishment and life-extension work.
 

Rajasthan nuclear power plant’s unit 7 is the third of sixteen 700 MW Indian-designed pressurised heavy water reactors being built in the country.
 

The Indian government's budget proposes "to extend the existing basic customs duty exemption on imports of goods required for Nuclear Power Projects till the year 2035 and expand it for all nuclear plants irrespective of their capacity".
 

India's Ministry of Power has released a draft energy strategy which aims to transform the country's power sector to meet the goals of the Viksit Bharat development strategy - and aligns with nuclear energy goals set out in the 2025-26 Budget and the recently enacted SHANTI bill.
 

One week after first being tabled, new unified legislation on nuclear energy has received presidential assent having been passed by both houses of the Indian parliament.