CONDITION USED GOOD, INDIA’S NUCLEAR ESTATE , DHIRENDRA SHARMA, HARDCOVER , 1983

A hard-hitting analysis of India’s nuclear power programme that raises urgent questions about safety, accountability and long-term environmental risk. Drawing on scientific reports, policy decisions and insider testimony, it highlights the dangers posed by radioactive waste, the immense future costs of decommissioning reactors and the political pressures driving nuclear expansion. Arguing for transparency, public oversight and a re-evaluation of nuclear priorities, it offers a compelling critique of a system whose consequences will be borne by generations to come.