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Non-fossil fuel-based power generation capacity to be 68.4% by 2031-32

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Non-fossil fuel-based power generation capacity to be 68.4% by 2031-32

Expensive coal imports, logistics may result in higher electricity bills

Coal India needs to raise prices, but caught between political constraints

Power stocks surge as govt orders coal-based plants to run at full capacity

2023 could be another strong yr for coal as demand may reach record levels

Power demand in India shrinks in March thanks to unexpected rains: CRISIL

Fiscal deficit comes marginally lower than 6.4% of FY23 target: Govt data

Record production of rabi crops push up agri growth to 3-year high in Q4

India’s GDP rises by 6.1% in March quarter of FY23, beats expectations

‘Solid performance’ to continue in FY24: CEA V Anantha Nageswaran

India can look for another year of solid economic performance: CEA

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