How many nuclear power plants does India have in 2018?

An example of a power facility that uses nuclear fission to produce energy is a nuclear power plant. In order to do this, they combine nuclear reactors with the Rankine cycle, in which the heat from the reactor turns water into steam that runs a turbine and a generator. India has a sizable domestic nuclear energy programme.
In 2018, India has a total of 7 nuclear power stations, making it the country's fourth-largest source of electricity. The amount of electricity produced in India as a whole is 344.7 GIGA WATT, of which 6780 megawatts—or around 1.9% of it—come from nuclear power plants. These are India's 7 nuclear power plants:

1. KAKRAPAR ATOMIC POWER STATION
This power station has a 440 Megawatt capacity. This power plant was established on May 6, 1993, and it is situated in Gujarat. There are two 220 megawatt units in total.
2. NARORA ATOMIC POWER STATION:
This 440 megawatt power plant, which is under the jurisdiction of the national government, has a capacity. It was established on January 1, 1991, in Uttar Pradesh, and contains 2 units of 220 megawatts, for a total of 440 megawatts.
3. MADRAS ATOMIC POWER STATION:

This 440 megawatt power plant, which was established on January 24, 1984, is situated in Tamil Nadu, is also under the supervision of the national government. It has two 220 unit units.

megawatt, for a total of 440.

the megawatt.

4. KAIGA ATOMIC POWER STATION:

The power plant's 880 MW capacity

It was established on November 16, 2000, and is likewise under the supervision of the government at large. It has 4

pieces of 220

megawatt, for a total of 880.

the megawatt.

5. RAJASTHAN ATOMIC POWER STATION:

This power plant was established on December 16, 1973, has a 1080 megawatt capacity, is under the authority of the federal government, and is situated in Rajasthan. It includes 4 units that are 220 watts each and 1 unit that is 200 watts.
6. TARAPUR ATOMIC POWER STATION:

This Maharashtra-based facility, which was established on October 28, 1969, was the country's first atomic power station. It can produce 1400 megawatts of electricity.
7. KUDANKULAM POWER PLANT:

This facility has a 2000 mega watt capacity. The federal government has jurisdiction over it. It was established on October 28, 1969, and is situated in Tamil Nadu.

Hence, the correct answer is option C.