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Is India Heading Towards Another Power Crisis? | Power Minister Slams Power Politics | Urban Debate
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June 7, 2022
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50:45Now PlayingIn this episode of the Urban debate, Heena Gambhir will be discussing the power crisis in India.
India is likely to face power shortages in the short and medium terms on rising demand in the peak season and supply-demand mismatch, according to a study by Bank of America Securities.
Union Power Minister Raj K Singh in an exclusive conversation with Mirror Now's Nikunj Garg said, "There are certain politicians who don't care if their states go black in the long run."
"Union Govt is forcing State Govts to buy imported coal & mix it with local coal," Congress's Gurdeep Singh Sappal tells Heena Gambhir. "There are times when the Opposition needs to look beyond politics. Sri Lanka received tons of freebies & now look where it has landed," BJP's Dr. D Tayal remarks. "It is a lack of foresightedness by all sectors like mining, transportation, power generation & stakeholders. It is a management failure at different levels," laments Sunil Dahiya Analyst at the Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air.
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