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The document summarizes India's status, development factors, energy sources and consumption, and the need for increased energy efficiency. It discusses various government schemes promoting energy efficiency in India from 2007-2012. It concludes with presenting energy production and consumption data comparing efficiency rates for oil, natural gas, and coal.
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