Nuclear power is only a few percent because these projects are shockingly expensive and take decades, diverting crucial funds from cheaper, faster renewables like solar that our people need now. The liability law standoff is correct in principle—why should our people bear all the risk for foreign suppliers' accidents? But I see in my own study materials how this political stalemate has frozen projects for years, making electricity costlier for everyone. Preparing for these very exams, I see the state prioritising this costly, centralised power while villages still wait for reliable lines.
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