Both are incorrect. Provisions of each section have been interchanged in the statements above.

Under Section 17(b), liability for a nuclear accident can be channelled from the operator, which is the Nuclear Power Corporation of India, to suppliers of nuclear material, specifically if the accident is due to an act of the supplier or his employee, which includes supply of equipment or material with patent or latent defects or sub-standard services.

Section 46 permits victims of a nuclear incident to sue the operator or the supplier for damages applying tort law, even though such proceedings would be beyond the scope of CLNDA and its liability cap, and thus exposing suppliers to unlimited liability.

http://www.thehindu.com/opinion/editorial/nuclear-ambiguities/article8206363.ece "

TH , 19^th May, 2017;

'Being' Page, TH, 21^st May 2017; "

Natural farming is an alternative to chemical fertiliser-based and high input cost agriculture. It embodies principles of agroecology, activating microbial life in soil via bio-inoculums (prepared using cow dung, cow urine, jaggery, etc.), thereby improving both soil and plant health. The practice advocates complete elimination of synthetic chemical inputs and encourages natural inputs, mulching practices and symbiotic intercropping.

Andhra Pradesh has had a state-wide natural farming programme since 2016, now covering 580,000 farmers. Other states - Chhattisgarh, Himachal Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala, and Uttarakhand - have shown interest.

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