What happened to the Indian nuclear programme after the explosion?
Did it settle into a regular rhythm of making bombs?
Did it focus on producing electricity?
Or did it lapse into factional fights and remain beholden to the personal interest of the Prime Minister?

This final episode takes up these questions while examining the history of the prospects and performance of atomic energy research in India since the first explosion in 1974.

Hard-hitting, unsparing, and based on credible academic research, the episode is likely to demolish several romantic myths about India’s atomic research accomplishments.

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