Diwali
Brace yourself to celebrate a dark Diwali this year in Kolkata. The state will soon face acute power shortage in the days to come. This power shortage can be blamed because of West Bengal’s inadequate coal supply to the thermal power generation plant. The coal reserves in the state are on the fast track of depletion. [...] Continue Reading »
Maharashtra and Karnataka states in India have been facing severe power shortage since last few days and this is recorded as one of the worst power crisis in the recent times and the residents have become aggressive on the power distribution offices across the state. Almost majority of the states in India have been facing [...] Continue Reading »
The food government department has decided to release and make available 19.97 lakh tonnes of sugar to the consumers for the month of October this year in New Delhi. The quantity released is said to be sufficient to meet the internal demand of sugar for the month of October, 2011. The sugar released for now [...] Continue Reading »
The President of Maharashtra Chamber of Housing Industry says, “Festival brings happiness and people afford to purchase new home and vehicle. As per the Indian tradition, people purchase on the auspicious occasion of Dussehra and Diwali. He also reports saying there is a good growth in sales during these festivals”. Mumbai is yet to start [...] Continue Reading »
Prices of new residential property could fall 10-15% by Diwali. But leading builders say supply has to increase for prices to come down. The RBI’s rate tightening has resulted in developers not having funds to complete projects, and hence the supply will remain in check while demand is still intact. A 10% price correction is [...] Continue Reading »
The Karnataka State Pollution Control Board (KSPCB) has directed to disallow the sale of fire-crackers exceeding 125 decibels (dB).Following the recent amendment to the Noise Pollution (Control and Regulation) Act,State pollution control board has directed the city police and other enforcement agencies to disallow the sale of fire-crackers exceeding 125 decibels (dB). These include atom [...] Continue Reading »
