Better days to come. I am prepared. Are you?
Till 2 months back, I used to pay below 1500/- pm.
For last 2 months, I am paying about 3000/- pm (units due to AC excluded)
8000 Cr is to be compensated to Discoms by increasing tarrif. Logically, I expect my bill to be somewhere above 5000/- pm within 3-4 months.
I am prepared to sacrifice for batter days. Are you? more
For last 2 months, I am paying about 3000/- pm (units due to AC excluded)
8000 Cr is to be compensated to Discoms by increasing tarrif. Logically, I expect my bill to be somewhere above 5000/- pm within 3-4 months.
I am prepared to sacrifice for batter days. Are you? more
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Mr. Satyarth Prakash Ji, The comments of Mr. Amit Pal could be taken in the sense that BJP (This is not less than Congress) will rock by shocking any common citizen. कहते ना की यह राजनीतिक पार्टियाँ गरीब का खून चूस के ही अपनी आकांक्षाएं पूरी करती हैं. भाजपा कोई कम नहीं है more
Jun 18
In 2011, the CAG criticized the Oil Ministry and also faulted RIL for limiting the competition in contracts, stating that RIL awarded a $1.1 billion contract to Aker on a single-bid basis. In May 2014, ONGC alleged that Reliance was illegally extracting gas from blocks owned by ONGC in Krishna Godavari Basin. http://www.financialexpress.com/news/Reliance-violated-contract-terms-in-KG-Basin--finds-CAG-report/843940 more
Jun 16
Very obvious Sir, and clever guys already made a safeguard for this. “In view of the contractual provision under the PSC, the government will not be able to terminate the contract on account of shortfall in production as the matter is pending before the arbitral tribunal,” - said the then Oil Minister M Veerappa Moily. The production sharing contract (PSC) does not have any explicit provision for penalties in case of default. A contract can only be terminated in case of a default. Justifying the reasons behind raising prices from April, Moily said several gas fields of both RIL and state-owned Oil and Natural Gas Corp (ONGC) were economically unviable to produce at current rate of USD 4.2 per million British thermal unit. more
Jun 16
