In a reply to a question of NC member Bashir Ahmed Veeri, Minister of State for Power Mohammad Ashraf Mir today said in Legislative Council that Rs 2,472.37 crore has been received from NHPC as water usage charges imposed in financial year 2010-11.
Intervening the supplementary question, Minister for Horticulture Abdul Rehman Veeri said that power management is a big challenge and government is making efforts to solve it on priority.
He informed the House that efforts are being made for return of Dul Hasti, Salal and Uri-I hyderoelectric power projects to Jammu and Kashmir.
The minister further said that J&K state Power Development Corporation was authorised to work out present cost of these projects on the basis of internationaly accepted norms.
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