The most recent work of M.P.Parameswaran throws light on the darker side of the current Indian nuclear situation which has become hotter with the Koodamkulam and Jaitapur issues. This book explains how in spite of the government propaganda that the nuclear power plants are safe and the chances of accidents are very remote, the probability of an accident is never zero. It exposes how nuclear power is neither cheap nor worthy of the risk it poses against the backdrop of the Chernobyl disaster. The book also explores the possible other options to nuclear power and highlights the necessity of widespread revolts against the nuclear programme bringing together the scientists and the common people who will be stakeholders.