Best National Library Lucknow Near Me

4worldlovers: Lucknow Digital Library offers a wide range of high quality of digital content for student excellence.

IMPORTED COAL BLENDING EXTENDED TILL FY24 END (the Government has extended the emergency clause, Section 11 of the Electricity Act 2003, which mandates imported coal- based power plants to operate at full capacity until 30 Jun 2024)

The Government of India has announced the extension of mandatory coal blending for power generation companies (gencos) by importing coal along with domestic fuel until the end of 2023-2024. This move is aimed at ensuring a consistent power supply across the country. Additionally, the Government has extended the emergency clause, Section 11 of the Electricity Act 2003, which mandates imported coal-based power plants to operate at full capacity until 30 Jun 2024, with the original expiration date being the end of Oct 2023. Around 15 imported coal-based power plants, including Adani Power Mundra Limited, Essar Power Gujarat Limited, Coastal Gujarat Power Limited, Tata Trombay, and IL&FS Tamil Nadu Power Company, are now required to operate at their full capacity. The Ministry of Power, Government of India, has stated that gencos can review their coal stock levels and opt for blending when there is a shortfall in domestic coal supply of more than six percent. This decision comes after a review of the power demand and supply situation in the country, as the insufficient supply of domestic coal has led to a rapid depletion of coal stocks at domestic coal-based (DCB) plants. As of 23 Oct 2023, coal stocks with thermal units had decreased to 18.55 million tonnes. Approximately 75 out of 165 domestic coal-based thermal power plants were reported to have 'critical' level stocks. The move is expected to increase the cost of power procurement for distribution companies (discoms), and whether this cost is passed on to consumers will depend on the discoms' decisions. The Government emphasised that during Apr-Sep 2023, hydro power generation had declined by about 11 percent compared to Apr-Sep 2022 due to erratic monsoon and also owing to approximately two gigawatts (GW) of hydro capacity remaining idle due to recent floods in Sikkim. Reservoir levels in various regions were also lower compared to 2022-2023, leading to increased reliance on coal-based thermal generation. The Central Electricity Authority (CEA) had earlier estimated that the domestic coal requirement from Oct 2023 to Mar 2024 would be 404 million tonnes, and the Government projected a peak power demand of 256.53 GW for 2024-2025.

4worldlovers:
Good environment, best management, clean washroom, good A C service, Net facilities also good. This library is different for other library because garden and Canteen services is unique. Owner and staff behaviour is very good and all work in favour of students welfare.

Lucknow library is the best library. All facilities like AC, RO water, Canteen, Garden, Separate washroom, CCTV camera are available. It's management is very good. Woner is well educated,polite and helping in nature. Ma'am behaviour is very good and she care all students and manage properly. I am so happy for this library.

4worldlovers:
Ekana Library is one of the biggest Library in Rajajipuram. There is large number of cabins are available here with huge space. The environment is eco-friendly and the place is spacious this helps alot in study. Full CCTV for security. The time slots are also very convenient which helps choose your own part of time which is beneficial to you. Must visit if you searching for silent and eco-friendly space for your study. The Management is also dammn good.

"Ikana Library" here my experience is really spectacular. The management is best and environment is neat, calm and concentrating. And the facilities are also best provided