Green Energy Corridor: Third edition of Green Energy Corridor to add 51,126 ckm transmission lines, 50 GWh BESS

NEW DELHI: The rapid growth in solar and wind power generation, along with rising grid congestion and renewable energy curtailment, has prompted govt to announce a new transmission scheme with the launch of the third phase of the Green Energy Corridor (GEC), which got the Cabinet’s nod on Wednesday.With an outlay of nearly Rs 1.9…

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Watch: Argentina fans burn England flags after FIFA World Cup semi-final win | Football News

Argentina fans burn England flags (Screengrabs) Argentina’s victory over England in the 2026 FIFA World Cup semi-final sparked massive celebrations across Buenos Aires, but some fans drew criticism after burning England flags and displaying coffins decorated with the St George’s Cross. Videos and photos also showed supporters chanting songs linked to the Falklands War, while…

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England recall Brydon Carse for final two ODIs against India after defeat at Edgbaston | Cricket News

England’s bowler Brydon Carse and Jofra Archer (PTI Photo) Brydon Carse has been added to England’s squad for the remaining two ODIs of the three-match series against India after completing his recovery from injury. The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) confirmed the inclusion of the 30-year-old fast bowler on Tuesday, July 14, during the…

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Friendship Day: What if ‘FRIENDS’ had Bollywood version? Internet once reimagined Aamir Khan Chandler Bing, Hrithik Roshan as Mike Hannigan, Ranbir Kapoor as Ross Geller and more as iconic | Hindi Movie News

What if ‘FRIENDS’ had Bollywood version? Internet once reimagined Aamir Khan Chandler Bing, Hrithik Roshan as Mike Hannigan, Ranbir Kapoor as Ross Geller and more as iconic Friendship Day is the perfect occasion to revisit one of the internet’s most entertaining pop culture crossovers. Long before AI-generated celebrity transformations became a daily trend, social media…

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High-value tech imports a worry: Auto cos

India’s auto industry is warning that its next big vulnerability may not be vehicle production, but dependence on imported high-value technologies New Delhi: India’s auto industry is warning that its next big vulnerability may not be vehicle production, but dependence on imported high-value technologies, with the chiefs of Hyundai Motor India and Maruti Suzuki calling…

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