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Tirupati: The long-pending proposal to expand the busy Renigunta–Guntakal railway section with additional railway lines has finally begun moving forward, raising hopes for smoother passenger and...

Tata Steel anticipates improved margins this fiscal year, driven by higher steel prices and domestic volume growth, alongside ongoing cost savings. However, escalating raw material expenses and European operational challenges may temper this expansion. The company expects a significant increase in Indian realisations, partly due to renewed automotive contracts, while managing rising input costs and geopolitical freight pressures.

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Ankit Vaid advankitvaid@gmail.com India’s electricity policy was never designed around economics. The Electricity (Supply) Act of 1948 built the sector as a development instrument – flat tariffs, cross-subsidies, and State Electricity Boards tasked with access over efficiency. For decades, that arrangement was defensible. When power came primarily from coal plants running at uniform cost around the clock, a fixed rate per unit was a simplification, not a distortion. Three developments dismantled that logic. First, State Electricity Boards collapsed financially by [...] The post What J&K’s Electricity Consumers must know about the 2026 Amendment appeared first on Daily Excelsior .

Jindal Power, a subsidiary of Jindal Steel & Power, will acquire the 600 MW Simhapuri Energy power plant that runs on imported coal.

India’s electric vehicle transition is inevitable and the task now is to build the grid that makes it sustainable

Transparency in mining ops top priority of Raj govt, says CM

With no signs of a Middle East crisis ending in the near future, there is widespread apprehension of the rupee touching the psychological mark of 100 against the greenback in the coming days, given the downward trajectory.

As soaring crude prices, a weakening rupee, and politically driven subsidies batter public sector oil companies, the country faces rising inflation, slowing investment, and an energy security crisis years in the making.

Indias peak power demand reached a record 26045 GW on Tuesday driven by intense heatwave conditions and increased use of ACs and coolers Solar energy significantly contributed to meeting this unprecedented demand without major disruptions with the Power Ministry anticipating further increases