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SHIMLA: Chairman & Managing Director, SJVN Nand Lal Sharma said the company has registered a jump of 12.29% in power generation during first quarter of current fiscal year from all its six...

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SHIMLA: Chairman and Managing Director, SJVN, N L Sharma called upon Sher Bahadur Dueba, Prime Minister of Nepal at New Delhi today. Prime Minister of Nepal is on an official visit to India along...

View pf Forest Fire in Hills of Uttarakhand

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SHIMLA: The Forests experts say that the frontline forest workers and local communities are the best bat for controlling the menace of forest fires in the Himalayan and other states in the region.

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SHIMLA: Scientists have expressed their concern over the depleting biodiversity and natural water resources of the Himalayan region. They came on board and took the pledge to save Himalaya and its...

SJVN Nets 12.29 Per Cent Jump in Power Generation in First Quarter This Year

SJVN CMD Briefs PM Nepal About Progress of Arun-3 Power Project

Forest Front Line Workers and Locals are Key Players in Controlling Forest Fires in Region: Experts

Scientists on Himalaya Day Underscore the Need to Save Himalayan Biodiversity

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