Through coal reserves in India are estimated to be nearly 13,000 crore tonnes, most of them are confined to a limited region in eastern and Central India. Nearly 35% of the country by area and 30% by population are more than 800 km away from coalfields. Hence, there are practical limits in transporting coal to thermal power stations located in the Western, Southern and Northern parts of India (apart from limitations on production).
Nuclear power is one source, its one important advantage of nuclear power is that it avoids a wide variety of environmental problems arising from burning fossil fuels like coal, oil and gas. And if given impetus, can generate electricity at costs competitive with coal-fired power stations in certain location.

5th India Nuclear New Build Congress welcomes Dr. N. Saibaba, Ex. Advisor to Chairman, AEC and Ex. Chief Executive, from Nuclear Fuel Complex（NFC） to attend as Speaker on May 15-16, Mumbai, India. And he will share Caters to the Fuel Requirements of the Indian Nuclear Power Program in further from Nuclear Fuel Cycle and Waste Disposal.

Newly confirmed Speaker
	Dr. N. Saibaba Ex. Advisor to Chairman, AEC and Ex. Chief Executive, Nuclear Fuel Complex（NFC）

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