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Tripura requests Centre to extend agreement for export of 160 megawatts power to Bangladesh
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Tripura’s Deputy Chief Minister Jishnu Dev Varma said that the state has surplus power and wants to continue with the supply to Bangladesh.
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GUWAHATI: Tripura’s Deputy Chief Minister Jishnu Dev Varma said that the state government has approached the Centre to do necessary formalities as the state government is keen to continue with exporting 160 MW electricity to Bangladesh.
Had a fruitful meeting with Hon’ble Minister of State(IC)for power Shri @RajKSinghIndia & requested him to extend t… https://t.co/7wFs37mz2x Biplab Kumar Deb (@BjpBiplab) 1610024475000
Tripura keen to continue supplying 160 MW electricity to Bangladesh
Tripura Chief Minister Biplab Kumar Deb met Union Minister of State for Power (independent charge) R.K. Singh in New Delhi on Thursday and urged him to take necessary steps so that the state can continue to supply power to Bangladesh. Follow Newsd On
By Sujit Chakraborty
Tripura, which has been supplying 160 MW electricity to Bangladesh for the past five years, is keen to continue providing power to the neighbouring country and has approached the Indian government to settle the formalities for the same, Deputy Chief Minister Jishnu Dev Varma said on Friday.
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