Puja Awasthi
Senior Special Correspondent at The Week (India)
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An energy roundtable with experts on June 18 highlighted the critical priorities for India’s power sector transformation. This included the establishment of a National Energy Efficiency Mission to achieve India’s 2030 target of doubling efficiency and the implementation of a Unified Energy Interface (UEI) to enable grid-level reforms. The roundtable at the International Centre in New Delhi was organised by Climate Trends.
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theweek.in | Puja Awasthi
The Uttar Pradesh government has earned praise from the centre for its efforts in promoting transparency, efficiency and inclusivity in public procurement through the GeM. GeM is the government’s e-marketplace through which procurements are made in a faceless and transparent manner.
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theweek.in | Puja Awasthi
Bahujan Samaj Party president Mayawati has called on her party workers to make people aware about the ‘correct facts’ regarding the census and the BJP’s claims on its many achievements through constant discussions. Taking to X today, Mayawati posted that the BJP has been boasting about its 11 years at the helm in the Centre, but people will respond to what the ground reality of the claims is in regard to ending poverty, unemployment, pain and suffering.
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theweek.in | Puja Awasthi
In a major industrial milestone the state's first plastic park is to come up on 88 acres of land in village Narkataha, strategically positioned along the Gorakhpur Link Expressway. The initiative stems from the central government's Plastic Park Scheme, designed to boost India’s participation in international plastic trade through strategic cluster development. It is among the 10 plastic parks approved nationwide.
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theweek.in | Puja Awasthi
The world’s largest vaccine manufacturer, Serum Institute of India (SII), has partnered with the nonprofit Drugs for Neglected Diseases initiative (DNDi) to fast-track the development of a promising dengue treatment targeting low and middle-income countries. The collaboration focuses on developing an affordable monoclonal antibody, i.e., lab-produced proteins that mimic natural antibodies, which could treat dengue caused by any of the four virus serotypes.
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