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Veg thali prices rise by 7 pc, non-veg down by 7 pc: Report - Vimarsana News

Veg thali prices rise by 7 pc, non-veg down by 7 pc: Report

The cost of the veg thali increased due to a surge of 40 per cent, 36 per cent and 22 per cent on-year in prices of onion, tomato and potato, respectively, due to lower arrivals of onion and potato and low base of last fiscal for tomatoes, Crisil said.

ONGC to see $3 bn rise in earnings, Reliance $.15 bn from gas price hike - Vimarsana News

ONGC to see $3 bn rise in earnings, Reliance $.15 bn from gas price hike

ONGC to see $3 bn rise in earnings, Reliance $.15 bn from gas price hike : Rashtra News #ONGC #rise #earnings #Reliance #gas #price #hike State-owned Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) is likely to see a USD 3 billion (about Rs 23,000 crore) rise in its annual earnings from the more than doubling of

Farmers' battle for MSP law. Is it a fair ask? - Vimarsana News

Farmers' battle for MSP law. Is it a fair ask?

Farmers are back on the streets. Their demand has sharply divided both public and expert opinion

Limited Infra Complex Geography India s 2G Free Mission Is Not An Easy Task - BW Businessworld - Vimarsana News

Limited Infra Complex Geography India s 2G Free Mission Is Not An Easy Task - BW Businessworld

Transitioning from 2G to higher-generation mobile networks can bring several key technological advantages to India like higher data speeds, increased productivity, global competitiveness, job creation and digital inclusion, say experts , , india, 2G Free mission, central government, economy, rural areas

Coal power plants seen thriving at 65% PLF despite RE surge: Crisil - Vimarsana News

Coal power plants seen thriving at 65% PLF despite RE surge: Crisil

Over the past two fiscals, demand for electricity has seen a robust 8-9% annual growth, driven by the post-pandemic economic rebound. During this period, 34 gigawatt (GW) of capacity has been added with 90% of it in RE. In GW terms, this is a 9% growth in power capacities but on normative terms this was only 4-5% growth as capacities operates at varying PLFs2 and in this incremental supply, coal-based power plants remain an important cog, accounting for 69-71% of total power generation because of the intermittent nature of RE with lower PLFs3.