Power Sectors Reforms in Delhi: Implications, Promises, and the road ahead

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Done as a requirement for CCS summer internship 2009, this ppt presents a birds eye view of power sector reforms in New Delhi, explains the power procurement procedure and then recommends some more policy changes, and the necessity of some measures for moving ahead on the reform path.

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