India's Power Sector Transformation: Capacity Expansion and Future Planning

India's present installed power generation capacity stands at 524 gigawatts (GW), with a significant addition of 299.87 GW since 2014. The country's peak power demand reached a historic high of 250 GW in the 2024-25 financial year, successfully met without notable deficits. To address future demands, the government plans to achieve an installed capacity of 874 GW by 2031-32 and is undertaking substantial projects across thermal, hydroelectric, nuclear, and renewable sectors. Energy storage systems are also being expanded to meet energy demands.

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APEDA Launches First Sea Shipment of Botanical-Infused Millet Foods to New Zealand

The Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority (APEDA) facilitated the maiden sea shipment of botanical-infused, ready-to-cook millet functional foods from Karnataka to New Zealand. This milestone underscores the expanding opportunities for India's millet-based agricultural exports, bolstered by participation in APEDA-supported international trade fairs. Source: Original Link