Summary
These plants use tiny atoms that split to create heat, which turns water into steam.
The country wants many of these plants to keep lights on everywhere.
They are also using a special rock called thorium that is found in India.
India already has 24 nuclear power plants that make about 9 gigawatts of electricity.
A new big plant called the Prototype Fast Breeder Reactor started working in 2026.
The plan is to have enough plants to make 100 gigawatts of clean power by the year 2047.
The plants use mostly Indian‑made parts and recycle used fuel safely.
These plants use tiny atoms that split to create heat, which turns water into steam.
The country wants many of these plants to keep lights on everywhere.
They are also using a special rock called thorium that is found in India.
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