India's power demand has been rising with the revival of the economy after the lifting of COVID 19-induced restrictions.
The development assumes significance in the wake of the country's power plants grappling with coal shortages
Asia's third-largest economy is facing large-scale outages as several power plants have low coal inventories amid a sharp spike in global energy prices.
A cabinet meeting chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi may approve the enhanced subsidy for winter-sown crops as early as this week.
As part of the corporatisation of the Ordnance Factories, the Central government will formally launch seven new companies on October 15, informed the Ministry of Defence
Mixed signals: Maharashtra govt raises alarm, but generating stations claim supply is under control
The two lowest rates could be raised by a percentage point each to 6% and 13%, reports Bloomberg.
Employment conditions and consumer sentiments have also improved dramatically, suggests CMIE data
Fertiliser major IFFCO's Chairman Balvinder Singh Nakai, 87, passed away on Monday
With power demand likely to rise amid continued economic normalisation and upcoming festive sales, supply-side disruptions pose an important near-term downside risk to growth momentum, Nomura warned
Several states, including Delhi, have expressed panic over shortages of coal
The meeting comes at a time when India is trying to ink free trade agreements (FTAs) with countries such as Australia, UK, EU, and UAE
Gati Shakti will be a digital platform that will bring 16 ministries to provide real-time access to information and data on various infrastructure projects
India is the world's third-largest energy consumer
CCI is already looking into the matter for potential abuse of dominance by Google in the app market
Traffic congestion was also up during the week
Telecom operators have been allowed to digitise customer application forms, a move that is expected to ease updation of subscribers' data
Odisha government Monday decided to increase the remuneration of contractual government employees by 50 per cent and henceforth refer to them as Initial appointees
Delhi's Food and Civil Supplies Minister Imran Hussain Monday requested Piyush Goyal to withdraw an order preventing the implementation of the city government's doorstep ration delivery scheme
Coal shortage crisis at thermal power projects does not seem to abate very soon as the number of non-pit head plants with less than four days of dry fuel stock has increased to 70 this Sunday