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February 21, 2019, Thursday |
Your Evening News Updates From Across The Media Space
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The thermal power sector accounts for $40-60 billion of potentially stranded assets that are continuing to trouble the Indian banking sector. Fifteen GW out of the stressed 40 GW has not yet been commissioned, as identified in the report of the Standing Parliamentary Committee on Energy earlier this year.
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West Bengal, which has been incorporating the latest technologies to reduce transmission and distribution losses, is expecting to add over 2,000 megawatt (mw) of power in the next five years including 300 mw of solar power, a state minister said on Friday.
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On the margins of the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum held in 2017 EAEU together with PM Narendra Modi, discussed the prospects for trade liberalization and concluded that good opportunities exist for both sides. Prior to our meeting with the Prime Minister,
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The Centre will soon call for bids for setting up a 30,000 MW solar power project in the Ladakh region subject to ‘some clarity’ on the evacuation issues, according to Pankaj Batra, Chairman, Central Electricity Authority (CEA).
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India is likely to set up additional solar power generation capacity in a range between 56,000 Megawatt (Mw) and 58,000 Mw over the next four years through 2023 as compared to 20,000 Mw solar capacity addition in the past four years since 2014, ratings agency CRISIL said in a report today.
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At Rs 37.8 bn, Q1 PAT rose 61% y-o-y – higher volumes (+12%), realisations (+10%, hike in Jan18), evacuation facility charges (effective Dec’17) offset in part by higher costs (wage negotiations concluded in Oct’17).
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Petrol prices were increased while diesel prices were kept unchanged on Saturday by the Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs). Petrol is retailing at a price of Rs. 77.28 per litre in Delhi, Rs.84.71 per litre in Mumbai
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India’s Bharat Petroleum Corp Ltd will keep a secondary unit at its 120,000 barrels-per-day (bpd) Mumbai refinery offline for at least two months following a fire last week, two industry sources said on Friday.
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Public sector oil marketing companies have come to the rescue of flood-ravaged Kerala, assuring the state that there would be no letup in fuel supplies, including LPG, to help it tide over possible shortages.
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The US expects full compliance from other nations with its sanctions against Iran but is prepared to work with them on a “case-by-case basis” to bring down their imports, said a top diplomat.
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The state government is ready to fund or mobilise an additional Rs 1,000 crore for Namma Metro’s Nagawara-Kempegowda Airport route provided there is an assurance that the sum would be reimbursed to it when the line is in place, said a top official.
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Indian Railways new time-table 2018: Soon, a train journey between Delhi and Chandigarh will be possible in just 3 hours! What’s also good news for passengers is that this train journey will offer aircraft-like luxury and comforts!
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The Ghaziabad development authority (GDA) said that the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) has asked it to pay Uttar Pradesh’s share of the 9.41km Metro extension link project according to the original MoU, reducing the GDA’s share from Rs 1,479 crore to Rs 1,116 crore, thereby saving the authority nearly Rs 363 crore.
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The state government’s plan to launch a one-ticket system for all public transport modes in the city by the end of December has hit a stumbling block, as state authorities and railways were unable to agree on how commuters will pay for tickets.
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Ministry of Railways run Id-Ul-Zoha Religious Special Train between Kolkata & Gorakhpur for Muslims
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With Kerala reeling under one of the worst floods, Indian Railways on Friday sent over 2.8 lakh liter of drinking water to the state through wagons and also bottled water.
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