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NewsConclave 2011DAY 1 March 18, '11Gallery
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After Japan - The dilemma of nuclear energy

Akitaka Saiki, Japan's Ambassador to India, says there is no reason for panic but former Atomic Energy Regulatory Board chief A. Gopalakrishnan says India has to seriously take a look at its proposed nuclear energy plan in view of the Japan nuclear crisis.

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Former chairman of the Atomic Energy Regulatory Board A. Gopalakrishnan raised concerns over the Jaitapur nuclear power plant. Photo by Vikram Sharma/India Today.

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Former chairman of the Atomic Energy Regulatory Board A. Gopalakrishnan said the UPA government has done damage to the country's nuclear programme due to its over-enthusiasm for the Indo-US nuclear deal. Photo by Vikram Sharma/India Today.

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Japanese Ambassador to India Akitaka Saiki addresses the session 'After Japan - The dilemma of nuclear energy' at the 10th India Today Conclave in Delhi on Saturday, March 11, 2011. Saiki calmed fears about any extensive radiation leak in Japan. Photo by Vikram Sharma/India Today.

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The session was moderated by Raj Chengappa, Editor-in-Chief, The Tribune. Photo by Vikram Sharma/India Today.

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Raj Chengappa, Editor-in-Chief, The Tribune. Photo by Vikram Sharma/India Today.