The draft said India's multiple diplomatic engagements with nuclear fuel supplier nations are also expected to yield many positive results.
It noted that the government has taken note of Department of Atomic Energy's (DAE) action plan for accelerated growth of nuclear power.
"To start with, budgetary provision has been made for providing to the extent of Rs 3,000 crore/year. The Atomic Energy Act has been modified for forming joint ventures between non-DAE Indian PSUs and DAE PSUs like Nuclear Power Corporation of India Ltd," the draft said.
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