Sawrkar tharah Tourism hmasawnna a zuanin a zuang | Russia in Nuclear Field India a supply

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Sawrkar tharah Tourism hmasawnna a zuanin a zuang | Russia in Nuclear Field India a supply
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Mizo Tourism Minister said that Mizoram Government has taken a lot of steps to attract tourists recently and from 2026 onwards, festivals/events will be more meaningful and a proper Tourism Calendar will be drawn up. Mizoram tourist attractions are being renovated and projects are being implemented outside the state budget, he said. Anthurium Festival for horticulture will be held at Reiek in the first week of October.

The Tourism Minister said that agro-based tourism, ecotourism and community-based tourism are important as well as the beauty of the country and the development of the local economy. He said that concert economy and film policy should be developed with a vision. He said that tourism should be used as a tool to improve Mizo economy. He said that tourism should be used as a tool to improve Mizo economy.

tourism calender
Pluck and Pay festival -July

Lo Zawh Pui-September

Mizoram Travel Fest-October

Anthurium Festival (Horticulture Department nen tangkawpin)-October

Hnahsin Kut (Hei hi Champhai Nature Conservancy buatsaih, community-based festival a ni)-October

Leitlangpui Music Festival-November

Mizoram Mountain Challenge (Tour de Hmuifang ni thin)-December

Winter Festival-December
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Russia has completed the delivery of the entire quantity of TVS-2M nuclear fuel required for the initial loading of Unit-3 at India's Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant. ROSATOM's Nuclear Fuel Division manufactured the fuel at the Novosibirsk Chemical Concentrates Plant and shipped it under a 2024 contract covering lifetime supply for Units 3 and 4.

The Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant in Tamil Nadu stands as India's largest nuclear facility, featuring six VVER-1000 reactors with a total capacity of 6,000 megawatts.

Units 1 and 2, operational since 2013 and 2016 respectively, currently generate 2,000 megawatts, representing about one-fourth of India's overall nuclear power output.

Unit-3 remains in the pre-commissioning phase, with recent preparations focusing on safety system tests for the open reactor. Construction progress for Units 3 and 4 reached 78 per cent by August 2025, including milestones like containment dome concreting and main coolant pipeline welding.

The TVS-2M fuel represents an advanced design introduced at Kudankulam since 2022 for Units 1 and 2, enabling an extension of fuel cycles from 12 to 18 months. This upgrade enhances reactor reliability through a rigid structure, advanced anti-debris filters, and higher uranium mass, reducing refuelling frequency and boosting electricity generation.