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Electricity policy: Let's end tariff rate populism
January 26, 2026
|Mint Kolkata
India aims to close gaps in this sector that have long let power pricing fall prey to populist games. The Centre's push for financial prudence now needs Indian states to respond earnestly
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India's government issued policy guidelines last week to boost the financial prudence of loss-making power distribution utilities.
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