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Chandigarh, Updated At : 02:01 AM Aug 14, 2025 IST

L&T’s Nabha plant tops efficiency chart

Chandigarh: The Centre for Science and Environment has ranked L&T’s Nabha Power Rajpura plant as India’s best supercritical coal thermal power plant (<800 MW) for lowest emission intensity at 0.84 tonne/MWh, outperforming the national average.

NABARD workshop pushes coop growth

Chandigarh: NABARD and the Ministry of Cooperation held a zonal workshop in Chandigarh with northern states on Wednesday to boost primary agricultural credit societies (PACS) formation, grain storage and digitalisation.

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