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      3. Nuclear Energy in India@2047 - Painting Contest

      Nuclear Energy in India@2047 - Painting Contest

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      Nuclear Energy in India@2047 - Painting Contest
      Start Date 24/07/2026 - 19:01
      End Date 28/07/2026 - 23:45
      Time zone: IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
      Submission Closed
      Ministry: Ministry of Science and Technology Sector:
      Science & Technology
      2755
      Total Submissions in this Task
      74
      Approved
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      Under Review
      Created: 24/07/2026

      As a part of Independence Day Celebrations - 2026, Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC) in collaboration with MyGov, invite citizens to participate in the Painting Competition on the Topic - Nuclear Energy in India@2047. This initiative aims to inspire participants to creatively envision the future of Nuclear Energy in India by the centenarian year of independence.

      Gratification:
      1. First prize: Rs.5000/-
      2. Second prize: Rs.4000/-
      3. Third prize: Rs.3000/-
      4. Additionally, the Ministry of Defence will send online invitation cards to the top 3 winners’ registered email addresses to attend the 2026 Independence Day Ceremony at the Red Fort in New Delhi.

      Click here for Terms and Conditions.

      Shivlakhansingh_5
      Shivlakhansingh
      1 week 2 days ago

      Nuclear Energy in India@2047: Clean Energy, Green Future & Viksit BharatAs India approaches the historic milestone of 100 years of independence in 2047, achieving energy security along with environmental sustainability stands as our top priority. Nuclear energy plays a pivotal and transformative role in realizing the vision of a self-reliant, clean, and advanced 'Viksit Bharat'. My artwork visually captures this multi-dimensional progress driven by atomic science and innovation. At the heart of the concept is the map of India illuminated with the vibrant energy of the atom, symbolising how nuclear technology acts as the core engine powering the nation's future. On the left side, the artwork emphasizes environmental harmony. Unlike traditional fossil fuels, nuclear power produces zero direct greenhouse gas emissions during operation. This clean energy source protects our ecosystems, ensuring lush green landscapes, rich agriculture, clean air, and preserved biodiversity.

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      alesh kumar tirkey
      Alesh Kumar Tirkey
      1 week 2 days ago

      India’s nuclear energy plan for 2047 is best understood as a long-range state project with two big goals: expanding clean baseload power and building an industrial ecosystem around nuclear technology. The headline target is about 100 GW of nuclear capacity by 2047, which would be a dramatic jump from roughly 8.8 GW today, and that target is now tied to the broader Nuclear Energy Mission for Viksit Bharat. The plan also expects a major role for indigenous reactors, small modular reactors, and private participation under the new SHANTI framework.The reason people are paying attention is that this is not just an electricity policy; it is also a technology, climate, and industrial policy. Nuclear power can supply steady low-carbon electricity, which matters if India wants to balance growth, energy security, and decarbonization at the same time. The government’s own roadmap suggests that nuclear could contribute meaningfully to the energy mix by 2047, with NPCIL expected to provide energy i

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      Rathodhardikjigneshbhai
      Rathodhardikjigneshbhai
      1 week 2 days ago

      After Independence in 1947, India realised the importance of science and Technology. Developing India "ATOM BY ATOM". Vision of stable progress to fulfill our commitment @2047. vision 2047 is to self -reliant India, Sustainable India, strong India from atoms to abundance" ENERGY FOR TODAY PROSPERITY FOR TOMORROW". (0.33 MB )

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      SachinBhargav_17
      SachinBhargav
      1 week 2 days ago

      My vision for India@2047 is a nation where nuclear energy does much more than generate electricity—it saves lives. As a future doctor, I believe nuclear technology will revolutionize healthcare through early cancer diagnosis (PET scans), life-saving radiotherapy, sterilization of medical equipment, and the production of essential radioisotopes. At the same time, it will provide clean electricity, reduce carbon emissions, support agriculture, strengthen scientific research, and protect our environment. Safe, peaceful, and innovative nuclear energy will empower a healthier, greener, and self-reliant India. This is my dream of Viksit Bharat 2047—where science powers both the nation and human life.

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      LORA MOHAPATRA
      LORAMOHAPATRA
      1 week 2 days ago

      My painting represents my vision of “Nuclear Energy in India @2047”, where science, innovation, and sustainability work together to build a clean, safe, and self-reliant nation. The artwork highlights the peaceful use of nuclear energy in generating reliable electricity, advancing healthcare, strengthening agriculture, supporting scientific research, and protecting the environment. The blend of modern technology, green landscapes, renewable energy, and national progress symbolizes a future where India becomes a global leader in clean and responsible energy. Inspired by the vision of Viksit Bharat 2047, this painting reflects my belief that peaceful nuclear technology can empower every citizen, promote sustainable development, and create a stronger, greener, and more prosperous India for future generations.

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      AdityaKumar_24455
      AdityaKumar
      1 week 2 days ago

      Target for nuclear energy power 2047Clean and low-carbon source of electricity. Reliable 24×7 power generation. Reduces dependence on coal and imported fossil fuels. Supports economic growth and energy security.

      shubham_24044
      Shubham
      1 week 2 days ago

      After Independence in 1947, India realised the importance of science and Technology. Developing India "ATOM BY ATOM". Vision of stable progress to fulfill our commitment @2047. vision 2047 is to self -reliant India, Sustainable India, strong India from atoms to abundance" ENERGY FOR TODAY PROSPERITY FOR TOMORROW". (0.33 MB )

      Harikishan Pal 1
      HarikishanPal
      1 week 2 days ago

      Visualising Nuclear Energy of India 2047 By 2047, India envisions nuclear energy as a major pillar of its clean energy future under the Viksit Bharat 2047 mission. Advanced nuclear power plants using Small Modular Reactors (SMRs), AI-based monitoring, robotics, passive safety systems, and smart grids will provide safe, reliable, and low-carbon electricity. Nuclear energy will reduce dependence on fossil fuels, improve energy security, and support industries, electric vehicles, agriculture, and smart cities. Future plants will include green hydrogen production, zero-liquid discharge systems, renewable energy integration, and advanced radioactive waste management to minimize environmental impact. Indigenous technology and skilled scientists will strengthen India's position as a global leader in nuclear innovation. With sustainable development, strict safety standards, and continuous research, nuclear energy will play a key role in ensuring affordable electricity, economic growth by 2047.

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      PornimaBharatDhawas
      PornimaBharatDhawas
      1 week 2 days ago

      Nuclear energy is essential for India's journey towards Viksit Bharat 2047. It provides clean, reliable, and low-carbon electricity while reducing dependence on fossil fuels. Along with power generation, nuclear technology plays a vital role in healthcare, agriculture, industry, and scientific research. By ensuring the highest standards of safety, innovation, and environmental protection, India can expand the peaceful use of nuclear energy to meet future energy needs and build a stronger, greener, and self-reliant nation.

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      SHWETAARYA_46
      SHWETAARYA
      1 week 2 days ago

      After Independence in 1947, India realised the importance of science and Technology. Developing India "ATOM BY ATOM". Vision of stable progress to fulfill our commitment @2047. vision 2047 is to self -reliant India, Sustainable India, strong India from atoms to abundance" ENERGY FOR TODAY PROSPERITY FOR TOMORROW".

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