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India’s $12 Billion Power Bailout: Modi’s Toughest Energy Reform Yet

  India’s $12 billion power sector bailout could redefine the country’s electricity distribution landscape — merging public reform with private efficiency.(Representing AI image) India’s ₹1 Trillion Bailout Plan for State-Run Distributors: A Pivotal Reform Moment (Also referred to as the ~$12 billion plan for DISCOMs)  - Dr Sanjaykumar pawar  Table of Contents Introduction : Setting the stage for India’s power distribution crisis The problem deepens : Why India’s DISCOMs (distribution companies) are in such financial distress 2.1 Macro debt and losses 2.2 Underlying structural flaws 2.3 Subsidies, tariff gaps and power theft The bailout & reform proposal in detail 3.1 Key features of the government plan 3.2 Conditions and options for states 3.3 What this means for private players Analysis: Will it work? Opportunities and risks 4.1 Potential upside 4.2 Political, regulatory and implementation risks 4.3 Sectoral and broader economic implications ...
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Indian Railways Aabhar Store: Boosting Local Artisans & ODOP Products

  Indian Railways promotes local artisans through the Aabhar online store, featuring ODOP and GI handicrafts for institutional procurement and gift items.(Representing AI image) A Salute to Local Craft: How Indian Railways’ Adoption of the ‘Aabhar’ Online Store is Empowering Artisans and Driving Inclusive Growth  - Dr.Sanjaykumar pawar Table of Contents Introduction: Crafting a New Market for India’s Artisans The Policy Canvas: ODOP, GI Tags & the ‘Vocal for Local’ Push The Railway‑Linkage: How Indian Railways (IR) Joins the Movement Meet the Platform: Aabhar Online Store & Government e‑Marketplace (GeM) Data, Trends & Early Impacts: What the Numbers Suggest Challenges & Critical Analysis: Not All That Glitters Is Gold Strategic Insights & Opinion: Why This Matters, and What Should Happen Next FAQs Conclusion References 1. Introduction: Crafting a New Market for India’s Artisans India’s rich cultural heritage thrives in the hands of its artisans — th...

India Launches First Fully Digitised National Marine Fisheries Census 2025

Union Minister George Kurian launches India’s first fully digitised Marine Fisheries Census 2025 at CMFRI, Kochi — a landmark in data-driven marine governance.(Representing AI image) India’s First Fully Digitised National Marine Fisheries Census 2025: Charting a Smarter, Sustainable Future for Blue Economy  - Dr.Sanjaykumar pawar Table of Contents Introduction: A Watershed Moment in Indian Fisheries What is the National Marine Fisheries Census (MFC)? The Digital Leap: How MFC 2025 Redefines Data-Driven Fisheries Scope and Scale: Covering 1.2 Million Fisher Households Across 4,000 Villages Technological Tools: VyAS Bharat and VyAS Sutra in Action Empowering Fishers Through the National Fisheries Digital Platform (NFDP) Integration with PM Matsya Sampada and Samridhi Yojanas Data, Governance, and Blue Economy: Why This Census Matters Real-Time Monitoring: Transparency, Accountability, and Accuracy Challenges and Opportunities in Implementation International Context: Les...