Nuclear Power Plants in India
The question asks to match various nuclear power plants with their respective states. Here is the correct matching with relevant details:
1. Narora Atomic Power Station (NAP)
- Location: Bulandshahr district, Uttar Pradesh.
- Significance: It is the first indigenous PHWR (Pressurized Heavy Water Reactor) in India.
- Commissioned: The first unit was commissioned in 1991.
2. Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant (KKNPP)
- Location: Tirunelveli district, Tamil Nadu.
- Collaboration: It is a collaboration between India and Russia.
- Capacity: It is the largest nuclear power station in India, with planned capacity of 6000 MW (6 x 1000 MW VVER reactors).
- Operational Status: The first unit started commercial operation in 2017.
3. Kaiga Atomic Power Station
- Location: Uttara Kannada district, Karnataka.
- Unique Feature: It is the smallest nuclear power station in India in terms of installed capacity.
- Reactors: It currently operates four PHWR units.
4. Rawatbhata Nuclear Power Plant (RAPS)
- Location: Chittorgarh district, Rajasthan.
- Establishment: It was the first nuclear power plant in India to use PHWR technology.
- Collaboration: The first two units were established with Canadian collaboration.
- Units: It has multiple PHWR units in operation.
Summary of Correct Matches:
- Narora: Uttar Pradesh
- Kudankulam: Tamil Nadu
- Kaiga: Karnataka
- Rawatbhata: Rajasthan
