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    Delhi consumer commission upholds Rs 5 lakh fine on Bharti Airtel

    Delhi Consumer Commission upheld Rs 5 lakh fine on Bharti Airtel for disconnecting internet and landline services despite cheque payment, later claimed as dishonoured. Justice Sehgal, member Pinki noted Airtel failed to address the customer's complaint, emails. Legal threats, service non-restoration caused distress, humiliation. District forum's judgment noted Airtel’s inadequacy, distress, costs.

    Europe is slapping tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles - for now. Here's what to know

    EU raises customs duties on Chinese electric vehicles due to unfair subsidies. Tariffs aim to address market imbalance. Negotiations ongoing between EU and China. Concerns about impact on European jobs and green technology production. Uncertainty looms over potential solutions and retaliatory measures.

    EU slaps Chinese electric cars with tariffs of up to 38%

    The European Union imposed provisional duties of up to 38 per cent on Chinese electric car imports due to alleged unfair state subsidies, sparking concerns of a trade war. The move was criticised by China as "politically motivated" and "protectionist." European countries are divided on the issue, with Germany fearing harm to its auto industry. Talks with China continue, with hopes for a negotiated solution to avoid escalating tensions.

    After installing solar plants atop houses, Goa consumers struggle to get govt subsidy

    Consumers like Sameer Pawar in Goa face challenges accessing subsidies for rooftop solar plants due to online portal glitches. Despite the government's promotion of green energy, the reality on the ground highlights difficulties in obtaining the promised financial support.

    Rail passenger gets Rs 1 lakh compensation for stolen luggage during travel on Malwa Express 6 years ago

    Jaya Kumari, from New Delhi, faced a prolonged struggle after her bag, containing valuables, was stolen on the Malwa Express in 2016. After eight years, a Delhi court ruled in her favor, ordering the Railways to pay her Rs 1.08 lakh for negligence. This highlights broader concerns about railway security, with data showing rising theft incidents. The ruling sets a precedent for passenger safety and service accountability.

    BSES has a new plan to keep Delhi's lights on, debuts India's largest battery storage system

    BSES, a major power distribution company in Delhi, has inaugurated India's first utility-scale Battery Energy Storage System (BESS). This innovative system ensures uninterrupted power supply to residential areas, even during technical faults or grid failures. The project, located at BSES Rajdhani's Kilokari substation, aims to enhance grid stability, reduce power procurement costs, and integrate renewable energy sources. The BESS, utilizing advanced Lithium Iron Phosphate (LFP) technology, sets a benchmark for future energy storage projects in India.

    The Economic Times
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