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PM Modi Wants To Expand UPI Services To US To Help Students, Tourists
Prime Minister Narendra Modi made a case for the country's digital payments system to reach the US, saying it would benefit the large Indian diaspora, tourists, and students, according to an interview he gave to Newsweek.
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Hydropower Restarts As Floods Recede Yet More Rain Looms
Hydropower projects are gradually coming back online as waters recede, although the flooding has raised concern about more development in the region.
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"Like A Phoenix": Gujarat Port, Hit Hard By Cyclone Biparjoy, Resumes Ops
Adani Ports & Special Economic Zone Ltd. said it has resumed operations at its Mundra port in Gujarat on western coast after a cyclonic storm passing through the region halted work at the facility for days.
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Coming Up, $2.6 Billion Mega Hydropower Project Near China Border
India is close to starting a mega hydropower project that has been in the works for 20 years, a key step in the country's energy transition.
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Plan For One Of World's Biggest Coal Mines Challenged In Chhattisgarh
Coal India Ltd. is holding talks with residents opposed to a mine expansion that would create one of the world's largest operations producing the fuel.
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Billionaire Gautam Adani Focuses On Energy As Green Unit Profit Surges
Billionaire Gautam Adani's clean energy unit reported fourth-quarter profits surged as the conglomerate prioritizes renewable power amid its response to the impact of Hindenburg Research's explosive report.
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Heat Is Surging Across India, Risking Blackouts And Even Deaths
Temperatures are soaring across the country this week, sparking warnings about heat waves and increasing the risk of blackouts, potentially exposing millions of people to heat exhaustion or deadly heat stroke.
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After Unseasonal Rain In March, India Braces For Hotter-Than-Usual Summer
Several parts of India are forecast to witness hotter-than-usual weather through June, raising the risk of more strain on the power network as people turn to air conditioners to find reprieve from heat waves.
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Mega Green Project To Keep Border Forces Warm In Sub-Zero Temperatures
India is planning to install renewable projects to provide its soldiers along chilly Himalayan frontiers with clean energy.
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India Likely To Witness Extreme Weather Events, Needs To Plan: Expert
India is likely to witness more extreme weather events, including intense heat waves, heavy flooding and severe drought that pose challenges to food and energy security for the second-most populous nation.
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To Fight India's Deadly Smog, Farmers Told To Sell Crop Waste
Farmers in India are being encouraged to sell their crop waste rather than burn it to help accelerate progress on curbing fires that spread a deadly, choking smog across key cities.
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PM Modi's Nuclear Power Push Gains Traction With New Plants on Way
India's largest power producer is looking to develop another massive nuclear project just weeks after announcing its entry into the sector
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Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra Face Action For Unpaid Electricity Bills
India has blocked nearly half the country's provinces from accessing spot power exchanges after they failed to pay bills worth 51 billion rupees ($640 million), as it implements new rules aimed at forcing states to make timely payments.
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Gautam Adani, Asia's Richest, Eyes Growth Beyond India With Infra Projects
Gautam Adani, the richest Asian tycoon, is planning to bolster his empire's presence outside India with infrastructure projects as he sees his conglomerate's growth gathering momentum.
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Tussle Over $5 Billion Wages A New Risk to India Coal Supply
A key trade union at Coal India Ltd. has warned workers may strike over delays in finalizing salary increases, a move that would risk complicating efforts to meet soaring fuel demand.
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PM Modi Wants To Expand UPI Services To US To Help Students, Tourists
Prime Minister Narendra Modi made a case for the country's digital payments system to reach the US, saying it would benefit the large Indian diaspora, tourists, and students, according to an interview he gave to Newsweek.
-
Hydropower Restarts As Floods Recede Yet More Rain Looms
Hydropower projects are gradually coming back online as waters recede, although the flooding has raised concern about more development in the region.
-
"Like A Phoenix": Gujarat Port, Hit Hard By Cyclone Biparjoy, Resumes Ops
Adani Ports & Special Economic Zone Ltd. said it has resumed operations at its Mundra port in Gujarat on western coast after a cyclonic storm passing through the region halted work at the facility for days.
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Coming Up, $2.6 Billion Mega Hydropower Project Near China Border
India is close to starting a mega hydropower project that has been in the works for 20 years, a key step in the country's energy transition.
-
Plan For One Of World's Biggest Coal Mines Challenged In Chhattisgarh
Coal India Ltd. is holding talks with residents opposed to a mine expansion that would create one of the world's largest operations producing the fuel.
-
Billionaire Gautam Adani Focuses On Energy As Green Unit Profit Surges
Billionaire Gautam Adani's clean energy unit reported fourth-quarter profits surged as the conglomerate prioritizes renewable power amid its response to the impact of Hindenburg Research's explosive report.
-
Heat Is Surging Across India, Risking Blackouts And Even Deaths
Temperatures are soaring across the country this week, sparking warnings about heat waves and increasing the risk of blackouts, potentially exposing millions of people to heat exhaustion or deadly heat stroke.
-
After Unseasonal Rain In March, India Braces For Hotter-Than-Usual Summer
Several parts of India are forecast to witness hotter-than-usual weather through June, raising the risk of more strain on the power network as people turn to air conditioners to find reprieve from heat waves.
-
Mega Green Project To Keep Border Forces Warm In Sub-Zero Temperatures
India is planning to install renewable projects to provide its soldiers along chilly Himalayan frontiers with clean energy.
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India Likely To Witness Extreme Weather Events, Needs To Plan: Expert
India is likely to witness more extreme weather events, including intense heat waves, heavy flooding and severe drought that pose challenges to food and energy security for the second-most populous nation.
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To Fight India's Deadly Smog, Farmers Told To Sell Crop Waste
Farmers in India are being encouraged to sell their crop waste rather than burn it to help accelerate progress on curbing fires that spread a deadly, choking smog across key cities.
-
PM Modi's Nuclear Power Push Gains Traction With New Plants on Way
India's largest power producer is looking to develop another massive nuclear project just weeks after announcing its entry into the sector
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Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra Face Action For Unpaid Electricity Bills
India has blocked nearly half the country's provinces from accessing spot power exchanges after they failed to pay bills worth 51 billion rupees ($640 million), as it implements new rules aimed at forcing states to make timely payments.
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Gautam Adani, Asia's Richest, Eyes Growth Beyond India With Infra Projects
Gautam Adani, the richest Asian tycoon, is planning to bolster his empire's presence outside India with infrastructure projects as he sees his conglomerate's growth gathering momentum.
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Tussle Over $5 Billion Wages A New Risk to India Coal Supply
A key trade union at Coal India Ltd. has warned workers may strike over delays in finalizing salary increases, a move that would risk complicating efforts to meet soaring fuel demand.
