The Electricity Amendment Bill, cleared by the Union Cabinet last Wednesday, enables competition in the retail distribution of power by allowing the use of other distribution licensee networks. Mumbai: The Electricity Amendment Bill, due to be presented in the Parliament on Monday, it proposes sweeping changes to the weakest link in the electricity distribution sector, enabling competition, enhancing... The post appeared first on .

The Electricity Amendment Bill, cleared by the Union Cabinet last Wednesday, enables competition in the retail distribution of power by allowing the use of other distribution licensee networks. Mumbai: The Electricity Amendment Bill, due to be presented in the Parliament on Monday, it proposes sweeping changes to the weakest link in the electricity distribution sector, enabling competition, enhancing... The post appeared first on .

The Electricity Amendment Bill, cleared by the Union Cabinet last Wednesday, enables competition in the retail distribution of power by allowing the use of other distribution licensee networks. Mumbai: The Electricity Amendment Bill, due to be presented in the Parliament on Monday, it proposes sweeping changes to the weakest link in the electricity distribution sector, enabling competition, enhancing... The post appeared first on .

The Electricity Amendment Bill, cleared by the Union Cabinet last Wednesday, enables competition in the retail distribution of power by allowing the use of other distribution licensee networks. Mumbai: The Electricity Amendment Bill, due to be presented in the Parliament on Monday, it proposes sweeping changes to the weakest link in the electricity distribution sector, enabling competition, enhancing... The post appeared first on .

The Electricity Amendment Bill, cleared by the Union Cabinet last Wednesday, enables competition in the retail distribution of power by allowing the use of other distribution licensee networks. Mumbai: The Electricity Amendment Bill, due to be presented in the Parliament on Monday, it proposes sweeping changes to the weakest link in the electricity distribution sector, enabling competition, enhancing... The post appeared first on .

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], November 28 (ANI): Bharatiya Kisan Union national spokesperson Rakesh Tikait reached Mumbai to attend a 'Kisan-Mazdoor Mahapanchayat' in Azad Maidan today.

Farmer leader Rakesh Tikait on Monday said that farmers will not go back home till govt resumes dialogue with them to resolve their pending demands.  “The struggle will continue. The government should talk to farmers about the issues related to them or else we are not going to go away. Meetings will be held all over the […]

New Delhi Nov 19 PTI The All India Trade Union Congress AITUC on Friday termed Prime Minister Narendra Modis announcement of repealing three farm laws as too late too little Modi on Friday morning announced that the government has decided to repeal the three farm laws which were at the centre of protests by farmers for the past year and appealed to the protesting farmers to return home AITUC National Secretariat terms the PMs announcement Too Late Too little an AITUC statement said Assuming that the promise made is not a chunavi jumla election gimmick and is actually a resolute course correction and carried through Parliament that leaves out the Electricity Amendment Bill and legal guarantee for MSP minimum support price which the farmers have been demanding right from the beginning it added AITUC alleged that the farm laws were part of the total subversion of egalitarian direction of the economy The four labour codes and the all-out privatisation plan including the National Monetisation Pipeline are the other aspects of the subversion plan it added AITUC urged the Prime Minister to withdraw these policy measures too instead of defending the indefensible It also congratulated the Samyukt Kisan Morcha SKM for leading the agitation and assured its continued support to the farmers union PTI KKS ABM ABM