Delhi Power Minister Ashish Sood Inaugurates India’s Largest Standalone Battery Energy Storage System
Sood emphasized that the inauguration of this infrastructure represents not merely the establishment of a building or facility, but a transformative vision and strategic direction for the capital. By aligning Delhi’s Solar Policy with the Prime Minister’s ‘Surya Ghar Yojana,’ he highlighted that households installing a 3 kW solar panel will qualify for a subsidy of ₹78,000 from the central government, along with an additional ₹30,000 top-up subsidy from the Delhi government—bringing the total support to ₹1,08,000. Furthermore, low-interest loans at a rate of 5% will be available to cover the remaining costs. Notably, rather than collecting payments, the power department will credit users monthly with the savings generated from solar electricity. This forward-thinking approach is instrumental in shaping a sustainable future for Delhi.
Gazebo to be Built in Chief Minister’s Park as Part of Delhi Assembly Revamp
“A tender has been issued for the project, and we anticipate that the work will take around one and a half months to complete once the contract is awarded. Additional technical improvements are also being planned for the campus,” stated a PWD official.
Social Media Censorship Powers: Delhi High Court Asks LG to Respond to Plea Challenging Notification Giving Police Power to Issue Take-Down Notices
New Delhi: The Delhi High Court has called upon the Lieutenant Governor (LG) to respond to a petition challenging a notification that empowers the...
Delhi: CBI Dismantles Two Illegal Call Centres, Arrests Six for Scamming Japanese Citizens
New Delhi: The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has arrested six individuals and shut down two illegal call centres involved in defrauding Japanese citizens...
Delhi Police Arrests Event Manager in Major Cannabis Case After Six-Year Manhunt
The case dates back to 2019 when three of Ahmad's associates were apprehended with a truck containing 500 kilograms of cannabis near Kashmere Gate. The individuals arrested—Aslam Khan and Mausam Khan from Nuh, and Jakam Khan from Alwar, Rajasthan—identified Ahmad as the mastermind who had dispatched them to Odisha to procure the illicit substance.
