Deciding two connected writ petitions arising from a common Industrial Tribunal Award, the Delhi High Court set aside the Tribunal's direction granting hotel workmen a further…
Coal-based power generation rises 3.87% in Apr-Oct: Govt
Coal-based power generation in India has seen a significant rise of 38.7% between April and October, as per the latest government report. This increase is part of the country’s strategy to ensure a stable energy supply amidst rising demand, especially in sectors like industrial manufacturing and urban development. The surge in coal-powered energy production highlights India’s continued reliance on fossil fuels despite growing global emphasis on renewable energy sources. This growth comes as the government seeks to address the challenges posed by an expanding economy, rising energy needs, and an ongoing push for infrastructure development. The report also includes details about the steps being taken to modernize coal plants to enhance efficiency and reduce emissions.