As Delhi's power needs continue to rise, the city's winter months are expected to follow the record-breaking summer's trend in peak demand.
According to the BSES press release, during summer 2024, Delhi reached an unprecedented peak power demand of 8656 MW.
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Pakistan intensifies crackdown on Afghan refugees
Pakistan has stepped up its efforts to repatriate legal Afghan refugees, with a focus on those holding Afghan Citizen Cards, reported ARY News.
MCD suspends teacher, principal over Shahdara school slapping incident
The Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) has suspended a teacher and the principal of an MCD school in Rajiv Nagar-2, Shahdara North Zone, following an incident where a class 1 student was slapped earlier on February 17.
Sri Lanka graft row: Ex-PM's son receives summons
Namal Rajapaksa, the son of former president and prime minister Mahinda Rajapaksa, Wednesday expressed frustration over being summoned by the police over alleged corruption, saying any corrupt individual could easily deflect blame onto the Rajapaksa family to evade justice.
YSRCP slams coalition govt in Telangana for denying opposition status
YSRCP MLC Lella Appi Reddy criticised the coalition government for its authoritarian stance in \"denying\" YSRCP principal opposition status in the Andhra Pradesh Assembly, a release said.
Supreme Court urges Union to negotiate with pharma companies to procure medicines for rare disease at low cost
The Supreme Court in the case Union Of India Versus SEBA P.A. observed and has stayed the order of the Kerala High Court, wherein the court directed the Union to procure medicines worth 18 Lakh for treatment of the rare disease- Spinal Muscular Atrophy as a one-time measure.
German police on alert after ISIS calls for carnival attacks
Police are on high alert ahead of Germany's traditional carnival celebrations this week after social media connected to the Islamic State militant group called for attacks targeting revellers in Cologne and Nuremberg, said police spokespeople.
Govinda's lawyer reveals Sunita Ahuja filed for divorce 6 months ago
On Tuesday, reports claiming that Bollywood actor Govinda were getting divorced from Sunita Ahuja after 38 years of marriage shook the internet.
Virat Kohli rises to fifth in latest ICC Men's Player Rankings
India's stalwart batter Virat Kohli on Wednesday rose in the latest ICC Men's Player Rankings after he scored his 51st ODI century in a superb display of batting against Pakistan at the ICC Champions Trophy in Dubai.
UN Secretary General to visit Bangladesh amid tensions
The United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres is likely to visit Bangladesh in mid-March amid political tensions in the South Asian country, officials said.
SLBC Tunnel collapse: State plans steps to minimise risk for rescuers
A team of expert miners, known for their crucial role in the Uttarkashi tunnel rescue in Uttarakhand, has been deployed to rescue workers trapped inside the collapsed SLBC (Srisailam Left Bank Canal) tunnel in Telangana.
