MCQ
Name of the India's first nuclear reactor is
- A$RAMBHA$
- B$MENAKA$
- C$URVASI$
- ✓$APSARA$
✓
Answer
Correct option: D.
$APSARA$
d
(d) Apsara is the name of the first nuclear reactor in India. It was designed by Bhabha Atomic Research Center, Mumbai.It was built with the aid of United Kingdom. It also supplied required uranium. It was inaugurated on January $20,$$1957 .$
(d) Apsara is the name of the first nuclear reactor in India. It was designed by Bhabha Atomic Research Center, Mumbai.It was built with the aid of United Kingdom. It also supplied required uranium. It was inaugurated on January $20,$$1957 .$
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