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  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 ...

  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...

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...