最新报道:India plans to establish a nuclear liability fund to cover accident compensation exceeding 15 billion rupees ($169 million) beyond plant operators' liability caps, aiming to address risk-sharing concerns among global suppliers and private firms. The proposed fund, part of a new atomic energy bill, would replace the current ad hoc payout system and align India's compensation framework with international norms to unlock stalled private and foreign investment. The legislation, expected to be introduced in parliament's winter session, also seeks to remove unlimited liability provisions for suppliers and attract major conglomerates like Tata Power and Adani Power into nuclear energy generation and uranium mining.