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No leak of Kudankulam nuclear reactor data, clarifies minister

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  1. Union minister Jitendra Singh stated there was no breach of sensitive data from the Kudankulam nuclear power plant.

  2. Nuclear Power Corporation of India Ltd confirmed core systems were untouched by the cyber security incident.

  3. Ransomware group World Leaks posted files on the dark web, but NPCIL said they are not related to nuclear safety or security systems.

  4. Reliance Infrastructure's contract involved conventional services, not core nuclear systems; data breach attempt by Yotta Data Services was contained without data loss.

  5. Department of Space sources clarified that 144 scientists and engineers (1.6%) from ISRO took VRS or resigned in 2025-26, within normal attrition levels.

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