India has banned food items imported from Japan with immediate effect due to fears that food items may be contaminated.

India imports small quantities of dairy products, natural honey, vegetables, coffee and tea from Japan.

Japan's damaged nuclear plant may be in danger of emitting sudden bursts of heat and radiation, undermining efforts to cool the reactors an...

China is seriously considering downsizing its massive expansion plan of nuclear plants in view of radiation crisis.

Concerns over more contamination mounted in Japan as authorities said the core of one of the six reactors at the Fukushima nuke plant may h...

The rupee climbed as signs Japan's nuclear crisis is easing spurred speculation investor appetite for emerging-market assets will increase.

Gray smoke rose from two reactor units Monday, temporarily stalling critical work to reconnect power lines and restore cooling systems to s...

The US has said that its civil nuclear cooperation with India will go ahead despite radiation crisis in Japan.

Braving the risk of radiation exposure, emergency workers at the quake-stricken Fukushima plant battled to cool the overheating reactors.

An amber light is flashing on the proposed Jaitapur nuclear power plant with the project expected to proceed only after apprehensions raise...

India should focus on safety while scaling up its nuclear energy programme.

The company has contracted Kingfisher to operate a special flight on Thursday from Tokyo's Narita airport to Chennai to evacuate the employ...

As Japan’s nuclear crisis assumed dangerous dimensions, the government on Tuesday ordered for food originating from the country to be teste...

The spectre of lethal radioactive fallout from the damaged nuclear reactors at Fukushima in Japan continued to haunt the country as ripples...

Four days into Japan's crisis, India's top tech firms have started bringing back employees and moving work to their centres outside Japan.

'Airports have been asked to get food originating from Japan after March 11 to be tested for radiation.'

Nuclear energy projects around the world have slowed down after an accident in a reactor raises a public outcry against radiation risks.