New Power Policy Bankrupting the Power Sector

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Vol. 28, Issue No. 20, 15 May, 1993

Updated on 15 May 1993

P Purakayastha

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Commentary

Vol. 28, Issue No. 20, 15 May, 1993

Updated on 15 May 1993

P Purakayastha

New Power Policy Bankrupting the Power Sector

New Power Policy: Bankrupting the Power Sector P Purakayastha THE future of the power sector in India appears rather bleak. A cursory review will show that organisations and com- panies connected to the power sector are in various stages of bankruptcy. The government of India has of course found the usual solution

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