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Zero Power Generation, Yet BDT 393 Crore Pocketed Monthly as Capacity Charge
Startling audit report reveals thousands of crores siphoned off through idle power plants under unequal contracts...
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Background and possible implications
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Specific questions raised by this story
Energy claims turn on verified generation data, contract conditions, cost accounting and environmental effects.
Responses and next steps
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