###Exhibition on the Need for Nuclear Energy Concludes

The exhibition on the need for nuclear energy was successfully held at the Government Higher Secondary School, Amarthoon. The event was graced by Pramod Thakre, Program Coordinator of Nuclear Power Projects of India Limited, as the chief guest, with special guests Dinesh Paraskolhe and Neelkanth Varvade, and was chaired by Nodal PO Arun Vyas. The exhibition featured various nuclear reactors and power projects.

At the start of the nuclear reactor exhibition, Pramod Thakre from Nagpur, speaking as the main speaker, provided an in-depth three-hour explanation on aspects such as power generating grid safety, distribution, generating safety, station, plant project safety, and zero percent radiation transmission in nuclear energy production. He addressed the students' queries and doubts through a question-answer session.

During the event, Pramod Thakre discussed the various alternative sources of energy through nuclear fusion and fission, the declining availability of coal for energy production (currently at 75% capacity), the limited capacity of wind energy production (3%), the scarcity of heavy water in hydro-based power projects, and the shortage of radioactive elements in uranium enrichment programs. He emphasized that only nuclear energy reactors are a safe and cost-effective solution, capable of producing guaranteed safe output for not just decades but hundreds of years after a one-time investment. Thakre also addressed misconceptions about the safety of the nuclear power plant located near Napla in Banswara district through detailed presentations using projectors, charts, TV shows, and models.

Other speakers at the event included chemist Nasir Ali Ansari, Kapil Kumar Verma, Dilip Kumar Meena, Parvat Singh, Mrs. Pragya Adhikari, Mrs. Raina Ninama, Mukesh Kumar Patel, Badan Lal Damor, Anup Kumar Mehta, Mayur Padiyar, Dayashankar Charpota, Harishankar, Bherulal Dodiya, Maan Singh, and Jeevan Lal Ninama.

The program was conducted by Khush Pal Katara, and the vote of thanks was delivered by Kapil Kumar Verma.