Coal Shortage: "No power-cuts in Maharashtra", deputy CM Pawar.
In Past, Maharashtra Energy Minister Nitin Raut said that four out of 27 power generation units are currently shut in the state.In Past, Maharashtra Energy Minister Nitin Raut said that four out of 27 power generation units are currently shut in the state
Amid the coal crisis across India, Maharashtra, Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar assured that there'll not be a shortage of coal or any power cuts within the state throughout the festival season.
Speaking to reporters, Pawar said, "There won't be any shortage of coal within the state nor can there be any power cut. some days agone, there have been solely 2 days of coal stocks were left within the state. however, we've found an answer for the shortage.
"There will not be a scenario whereby the folks got to celebrate Diwali in dark. throughout the height hour of electricity providers, we are going to take it from the Central government's grid."
Earlier, Maharashtraa|geographic area|geographical region|geographic region} Energy Minister Nitin Raut aforesaid that four out of twenty-seven power generation units presently surround the state and else that no load shedding is going to be there thanks to the coal crisis.
"Despite the coal crisis, we've tried to provide electricity to our voters. Even when the deficiency of coal within the state, solely four out of twenty-seven power generation units ar presently shut,
