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SJVN bags five power projects

Shimla, July 25 The Arunachal Pradesh Government has allotted five projects of 5,097 MW to the SJVN. All projects are situated on the tributaries of the Dibang river, said SJVN Chairman Nand Lal Sharma here today. ...

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Updated At : 12:40 PM Jul 26, 2023 IST

Shimla, July 25

The Arunachal Pradesh Government has allotted five projects of 5,097 MW to the SJVN. All projects are situated on the tributaries of the Dibang river, said SJVN Chairman Nand Lal Sharma here today.

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