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Power Supply Back In J&K As Staff Call Off Protest After Midnight Talks
Electricity has been restored in most parts of Jammu and Kashmir after protesting employees of the Power Development Department called off their strike after written assurance from the administration to put on hold the proposed privatisation of the p
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In Jammu And Kashmir, Army Called for Help With Massive Power Outage
A major power breakdown amid extreme cold wave has pushed large parts of Jammu and Kashmir to the edge as thousands of employees of the Power Development Department have gone on indefinite strike.
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Jammu And Kashmir Faces Massive Power Outage Over 1,600 Crores Dues
Electricity generator NTPC Ltd will regulate power supply to Jammu and Kashmir after the state failed to pay dues over Rs 1,600 crore, the government-run company said in a statement today. Power supply will be scaled down or even snapped starting February 19, it said.
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Kashmir Snowfall Updates: National Highway Re-Opens For One-Way Traffic
The minimum temperatures across the Kashmir Valley dropped below the freezing point today with Srinagar recording this season's coldest night so far at minus 0.4 degrees Celsius.
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Power Outage Looms Over Jammu And Kashmir As Engineers Threaten Strike
Jammu and Kashmir faces an imminent power shutdown if demands of nearly 2,000 engineers of the power department are not accepted by the government. Hundreds of Power Development Department engineers today went on a mass leave and held sit-in protest in Srinagar and Jammu. They are demanding regularisation and implementation of Assured Carrier Progr...
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Power blackout: Regulator summons officials from 5 states; blame game begins
A blame game has erupted among states over the unprecedented power outage on Tuesday that affected 600 million people - over half of the country's population. The Central Electricity Regulatory Commission (CERC) has reportedly summoned officials of five states, which drew more power than what had been allocated, leaving 19 states in the dark. The r...
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Power Supply Back In J&K As Staff Call Off Protest After Midnight Talks
Electricity has been restored in most parts of Jammu and Kashmir after protesting employees of the Power Development Department called off their strike after written assurance from the administration to put on hold the proposed privatisation of the p
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In Jammu And Kashmir, Army Called for Help With Massive Power Outage
A major power breakdown amid extreme cold wave has pushed large parts of Jammu and Kashmir to the edge as thousands of employees of the Power Development Department have gone on indefinite strike.
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Jammu And Kashmir Faces Massive Power Outage Over 1,600 Crores Dues
Electricity generator NTPC Ltd will regulate power supply to Jammu and Kashmir after the state failed to pay dues over Rs 1,600 crore, the government-run company said in a statement today. Power supply will be scaled down or even snapped starting February 19, it said.
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Kashmir Snowfall Updates: National Highway Re-Opens For One-Way Traffic
The minimum temperatures across the Kashmir Valley dropped below the freezing point today with Srinagar recording this season's coldest night so far at minus 0.4 degrees Celsius.
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Power Outage Looms Over Jammu And Kashmir As Engineers Threaten Strike
Jammu and Kashmir faces an imminent power shutdown if demands of nearly 2,000 engineers of the power department are not accepted by the government. Hundreds of Power Development Department engineers today went on a mass leave and held sit-in protest in Srinagar and Jammu. They are demanding regularisation and implementation of Assured Carrier Progr...
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Power blackout: Regulator summons officials from 5 states; blame game begins
A blame game has erupted among states over the unprecedented power outage on Tuesday that affected 600 million people - over half of the country's population. The Central Electricity Regulatory Commission (CERC) has reportedly summoned officials of five states, which drew more power than what had been allocated, leaving 19 states in the dark. The r...
