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Delhi Discoms Saved Around Rs 1.2 Lakh Crore In Nearly 2 Decades: Officials
In the nearly two decades of privatisation of power distribution in the national capital, discoms have helped save around Rs 1.2 lakh crore primarily by cutting down aggregate technical and commercial losses, officials said on Tuesday.
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Opinion: Delhi's Electricity Scam - What AAP is Missing
Two important issues emerge from the AAP position as articulated by Mr. Ashutosh which require reconsideration by the AAP leadership if it is not to be an exercise in self-praise.
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Delhi Power Discoms Seek Yet Another Tariff Hike
Citing the widening revenue gap to be around Rs 28,000 crore, Delhi's three private power distribution companies have pitched for early announcement of annual tariff revision.
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Ansal brothers innocent, claims Jethmalani
Uphaar cinema owners, Sushil and Gopal Ansal, on Monday, claimed innocence in the Delhi High Court. They said the blaze in the theatre, which killed 59 cinegoers in 1997, had started from a negligently repaired Delhi Vidyut Board (DVB) transformer.
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Delhi Discoms Saved Around Rs 1.2 Lakh Crore In Nearly 2 Decades: Officials
In the nearly two decades of privatisation of power distribution in the national capital, discoms have helped save around Rs 1.2 lakh crore primarily by cutting down aggregate technical and commercial losses, officials said on Tuesday.
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Opinion: Delhi's Electricity Scam - What AAP is Missing
Two important issues emerge from the AAP position as articulated by Mr. Ashutosh which require reconsideration by the AAP leadership if it is not to be an exercise in self-praise.
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Delhi Power Discoms Seek Yet Another Tariff Hike
Citing the widening revenue gap to be around Rs 28,000 crore, Delhi's three private power distribution companies have pitched for early announcement of annual tariff revision.
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Ansal brothers innocent, claims Jethmalani
Uphaar cinema owners, Sushil and Gopal Ansal, on Monday, claimed innocence in the Delhi High Court. They said the blaze in the theatre, which killed 59 cinegoers in 1997, had started from a negligently repaired Delhi Vidyut Board (DVB) transformer.
