Brajendra K Parashar
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Reliance executive, Gujarat connections: Samajwadi Party sparks intrigue after Dhanraj Nathwani picked for Rajya Sabha polls (opens the original)
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The sudden entry of Dhanraj Parimal Nathwani, a corporate executive with Gujarat connections, as a Samajwadi Party (SP) candidate has spiced up the upcoming Rajya Sabha elections in Uttar Pradesh. The SP on Wednesday formally named Ram Gopal Yadav and Nathwani, indicating that it could field a third candidate as well. Nathwani’s candidature has already triggered considerable curiosity in political circles because of his corporate profile, Gujarat connections and sports links. Also read: Samajwad
Amid monsoon, coal stocks dip in Uttar Pradesh thermal plants, no generation curbs yet (opens the original)
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Coal-fired power plants in Uttar Pradesh are running with subsequently lower fuel stocks as heavy monsoon rains have disrupted mining and transportation in coal producing regions but the situation, as claimed by UP Rajya Vidyut Utpadan Nigam Ltd (UPRVUNL) officials, has not yet reached a level that could affect generation. The state-owned UPRVUNL operating six thermal power plants with present generation capacity of over 9,000 megawatt (MW), is receiving 75,000-80,000 tonnes of coal a day agains
UP’s ‘sweet surplus’ can meet India’s sugar needs for 2 months (opens the original)
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A sugar shortage, if at all, may be a reality in some other parts of the country, but Uttar Pradesh, India’s largest sugarcane producer and second-largest sugar producer after Maharashtra, has a different story to tell. Amid the shortage talks, the state’s immediate worry, as per official claims, is to exhaust its existing sugar stocks of over 28 lakh tonnes that can meet the demand for the next six-seven months even as new stocks will start coming from October. Sugar prices jump from ₹50 to ₹70
Noida has UP's biggest backlog of court cases, Lucknow a distant second (opens the original)
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Gautam Buddha Nagar (Noida), Uttar Pradesh’s most affluent and urbanised district, has the highest number of legal disputes pending in its courts (918,575) and Lucknow is a distant second (482,288), according to National Judicial Data Grid (NJDG) figures. In mid-June, nearly 1.19 crore (11.9 million) cases were pending in Uttar Pradesh subordinate courts, including around less than 19 lakh (1.9 million) civil and more than 1 crore (10 million) criminal matters. The case load in the state was the
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