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Charges Cut, Consumers' Power Bills To Go Down By 20% In Delhi: BJP
The Power Purchase Adjustment Charges (PPAC) have been sharply reduced in Delhi which will provide a relief to the city's consumers who can expect lower electricity bills now, officials said on Friday.
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''What Can Rs 1 Crore Get You?'' X User's Post On Purchasing Power Sparks Debate
The user quipped that Rs 1 crore is not sufficient enough to buy a decent house in Mumbai, Delhi, or Gurugram.
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AI, Purchase Deals: How Delhi Power Firms Plan To Meet Peak Demand In Summer
The use of latest technologies such as artificial intelligence and long-term power purchase agreements with other states are among the steps taken by discoms to meet the national capital's high power demand this summer, officials said on Monday.
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Electricity Bills Set To Rise In Delhi. AAP Blames Centre
Power consumers in Delhi with monthly usage of over 200 units will have to pay more after an 8 per cent hike in the power purchase adjustment cost (PPAC)
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AAP Government For Higher Spending On Health, Education
In a major revamp bid, the AAP government in Delhi is planning to boost spending on health, education and road infrastructure in the capital and wants the Centre to allow it scrap the long-term power purchase agreements with NTPC to bring down electricity cost.
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People In Delhi Need To Slog 360 Hours To Buy An iPhone 6
One needs to work over 360 hours to earn enough to buy an iPhone 6 in the national capital, but the same requires just 20 hours of work in Zurich, a new purchasing power study shows.
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Delhiites Need to Slog 360 Hours to Buy iPhone 6: Report
One needs to work over 360 hours to earn enough to buy an iPhone 6 in the national capital, but the same requires just 20 hours of work in Zurich, a new purchasing power study by Swiss banking major UBS has found.
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PM Cannot Cancel Long Term Power Purchase Pacts: Delhi BJP Counters Arvind Kejriwal
Leader of Opposition in the Delhi Assembly, Vijender Gupta today criticised Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal for seeking Prime Minister Modi's intervention in lowering powering tariff in Delhi.
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Power Tariff in Delhi Increased by Up To 6 Per Cent, Effective From June 15
Power tariff in the national capital was today hiked by up to six per cent by the Delhi Electricity Regulatory Commission (DERC) as it restored a surcharge to compensate the private electricity distribution companies for rise in power purchase cost.
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Power Tariff May Go Up in Delhi Next Month
Power tariff in New Delhi is likely to go up next month with the Appellate Tribunal for Electricity (APTEL) directing Delhi's power regulator DERC to restore a surcharge within three months to compensate the discoms for rise in power purchase cost.
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Delhi Electricity Regulator to Review Fuel Surcharge, Tariff May Rise in November
Power tariff in the city may go up next month as the Delhi Electricity Regulatory Commission (DERC) is all set to levy a fuel surcharge to help the private distribution companies adjust their power purchase cost.
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Delhiites to pay more for power from Friday
Delhites will have to shell out more money for electricity from Friday with power regulator DERC effecting upto three per cent hike in tariff to adjust the power purchase cost of distribution companies.
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Delhi, Mumbai world's cheapest cities: Survey
Oslo is the most expensive city in the world, ahead of Zurich and Tokyo, but the well-paid residents of the Swiss financial hub enjoy the greatest purchasing power, according to a study released on Friday. The cheapest places to live were Delhi and Mumbai.
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Delhi, Mumbai world's cheapest cities: Survey
Oslo is the most expensive city in the world, ahead of Zurich and Tokyo, but the well-paid residents of the Swiss financial hub enjoy the greatest purchasing power, according to a study released on Friday. The cheapest places to live were Delhi and Mumbai.
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Charges Cut, Consumers' Power Bills To Go Down By 20% In Delhi: BJP
The Power Purchase Adjustment Charges (PPAC) have been sharply reduced in Delhi which will provide a relief to the city's consumers who can expect lower electricity bills now, officials said on Friday.
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''What Can Rs 1 Crore Get You?'' X User's Post On Purchasing Power Sparks Debate
The user quipped that Rs 1 crore is not sufficient enough to buy a decent house in Mumbai, Delhi, or Gurugram.
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AI, Purchase Deals: How Delhi Power Firms Plan To Meet Peak Demand In Summer
The use of latest technologies such as artificial intelligence and long-term power purchase agreements with other states are among the steps taken by discoms to meet the national capital's high power demand this summer, officials said on Monday.
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Electricity Bills Set To Rise In Delhi. AAP Blames Centre
Power consumers in Delhi with monthly usage of over 200 units will have to pay more after an 8 per cent hike in the power purchase adjustment cost (PPAC)
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AAP Government For Higher Spending On Health, Education
In a major revamp bid, the AAP government in Delhi is planning to boost spending on health, education and road infrastructure in the capital and wants the Centre to allow it scrap the long-term power purchase agreements with NTPC to bring down electricity cost.
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People In Delhi Need To Slog 360 Hours To Buy An iPhone 6
One needs to work over 360 hours to earn enough to buy an iPhone 6 in the national capital, but the same requires just 20 hours of work in Zurich, a new purchasing power study shows.
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Delhiites Need to Slog 360 Hours to Buy iPhone 6: Report
One needs to work over 360 hours to earn enough to buy an iPhone 6 in the national capital, but the same requires just 20 hours of work in Zurich, a new purchasing power study by Swiss banking major UBS has found.
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PM Cannot Cancel Long Term Power Purchase Pacts: Delhi BJP Counters Arvind Kejriwal
Leader of Opposition in the Delhi Assembly, Vijender Gupta today criticised Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal for seeking Prime Minister Modi's intervention in lowering powering tariff in Delhi.
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Power Tariff in Delhi Increased by Up To 6 Per Cent, Effective From June 15
Power tariff in the national capital was today hiked by up to six per cent by the Delhi Electricity Regulatory Commission (DERC) as it restored a surcharge to compensate the private electricity distribution companies for rise in power purchase cost.
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Power Tariff May Go Up in Delhi Next Month
Power tariff in New Delhi is likely to go up next month with the Appellate Tribunal for Electricity (APTEL) directing Delhi's power regulator DERC to restore a surcharge within three months to compensate the discoms for rise in power purchase cost.
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Delhi Electricity Regulator to Review Fuel Surcharge, Tariff May Rise in November
Power tariff in the city may go up next month as the Delhi Electricity Regulatory Commission (DERC) is all set to levy a fuel surcharge to help the private distribution companies adjust their power purchase cost.
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Delhiites to pay more for power from Friday
Delhites will have to shell out more money for electricity from Friday with power regulator DERC effecting upto three per cent hike in tariff to adjust the power purchase cost of distribution companies.
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Delhi, Mumbai world's cheapest cities: Survey
Oslo is the most expensive city in the world, ahead of Zurich and Tokyo, but the well-paid residents of the Swiss financial hub enjoy the greatest purchasing power, according to a study released on Friday. The cheapest places to live were Delhi and Mumbai.
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Delhi, Mumbai world's cheapest cities: Survey
Oslo is the most expensive city in the world, ahead of Zurich and Tokyo, but the well-paid residents of the Swiss financial hub enjoy the greatest purchasing power, according to a study released on Friday. The cheapest places to live were Delhi and Mumbai.
