India is boosting its infrastructure and the capacity of generating more nuclear-powered energy to reduce its dependence on the imported energy resources. As the nation is witnessing a steady rise in energy consumption, the central government has set a target of building more nuclear power plants to satisfy the rising demand. Here’s a list of the top 7 nuclear power…
India is increasing its power generation capacity at a rapid speed. The current central government of India is committed to supplying electricity to all homes by 2030. However, it will take a long way to go, as around 280 million people in rural villages still don’t have access to a basic electricity connection. On top of that, the demand outgrew…
Hydro-power projects are back in focus in India as the country is setting a target of boosting its renewable energy production to 175 gigawatts by 2022, and 450 gigawatts by 2030. The effort of reducing its dependence on non-renewable energies makes India the home to many large hydroelectric power plants. In terms of installed capacity, India ranks 5th in the…
According to the CWC(Center Water Commission), India has over 5,200 major dams, but not all of them are built equally. In fact, we can categorize and classify these dams based on a variety of factors and variables. such as how they’re made and what they’re used for. So, here’s a list of the most common types of dams in India…
There are over 5,200 dams spread across different states in India, which prevent floods and help supply the stored water for irrigation facilities. These dams are also used for industrial and domestic purposes. From providing clean drinking water to the people, to producing hydro-powered electricity, the usage of dams is countless and can not be limited by these given examples. …
India has recently increased its efforts to complete several mega projects on time in order to boost the nation’s infrastructure development and robust connectivity. According to a global construction report, India will overtake the United States and China as the world’s third-largest construction markets by 2022. For decades, the country has been hard at work on a slew of mega-projects….
The burning heat in the air is one of the unpleasant events you will encounter as a foreign traveler on your first visit to this country. It can get unbearably hot at times, especially during the summer. The months of May and June are considered the hottest, though the warm ambiance of summer now seems to last until late October….
