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Here Are Four Major Amendments Proposed By Modi Government To Improve Power Sector Efficiency

Swarajya News Staff

The proposed amendments aims to enhance the financial sustainability of the power sector and decrease regulatory assets.

Making Sense Of The Subsidy-Freebie Debate

Dr Subhash Chandra Pandey

A vendor processes the ration card of a woman at his fair price shop. (Representative image) (ROBERTO SCHMIDT/AFP/Getty Images)

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New push for using more domestic coal.

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Representative image (Photo by Indranil Bhoumik/Mint via Getty Images)

‘Domestic Power Market Up For Wholesale Changes’ Says Power Minister R K Singh, Signals Big-Ticket Reforms In Sector

India is a net exporter of electricity but power outages are still common in many parts of the country. (representative picture)

With Great Power ‘Cut’ Comes Greater Compensation: Delhi Discoms Will Have To Pay Consumers More For Outages

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Modi Government To Implement Direct Benefits Transfer In Power Sector

Power sector reforms are aimed at addressing concerns of power producers and consumers (@grameenvidyut/Twitter)

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