India possessed around 13 nuclear weapons in the year 2000, but by 2025, the number has grown to an estimated 180 marking a ...

The race for nuclear weapons between India and Pakistan is intensifying. A recent report by American nuclear scientists ...

Iran's nuclear program exhibits concerning parallels with those of North Korea, India, Pakistan, and Israel, marked by a ...

Amending India’s nuclear liability law could be the key to fully reviving the deal – and the Indian nuclear energy market.

Of the five Nuclear Weapon States, only two — the US and Russia — have reduced their stockpiles significantly.

Notably, India, Israel, and Pakistan never signed the NPT and currently possess nuclear weapons. It is to be noted that while Israel is widely known to have nuclear weapons, it maintains a ...

Involvement of the private sector and the focus on self-reliance should help the country achieve target set in the Union budget The FY26 Union Budget set the ambitious target of achieving 100,000 ...

On May 11, 1998, India conducted its second nuclear test, detonating three weapons. The Indian government claimed that it tested a “fission device, a low yield device, and a thermonuclear device ...