'NO SENSITIVE DATA LEAKED': GOVT REFUTES REPORTS OF KUDANKULAM NUCLEAR PLANT BREACH
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Union Minister Jitendra Singh dismissed reports of sensitive Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant files being leaked. He asserted that no nuclear safety or security data had been compromised in the incident.
The Nuclear Power Corporation of India Limited clarified leaked documents related only to the plant's conventional Balance of Plant package. This clarification followed claims by a ransomware group about accessing thousands of project-related files.
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- Times of India: Union Minister Jitendra Singh dismissed reports of sensitive Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant files being leaked.
- Times of India: He asserted that no nuclear safety or security data had been compromised in the incident.
- Times of India: The Nuclear Power Corporation of India Limited clarified leaked documents related only to the plant's conventional Balance of Plant package.
- Times of India: This clarification followed claims by a ransomware group about accessing thousands of project-related files.
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- Topic: INDIA — the feed headline centres on SENSITIVE, DATA, LEAKED, GOVT, REFUTES.
- Original feed: Times of India.
- Published: 16 Jul 2026, 17:59 UK.
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