Ultra Mega Power Plants in India are:
Ultra Mega Power Plants (UMPPs) in India are typically coal-based projects designed to provide power generation capacity on a large scale. UMPPs are usually above 4,000 MW in capacity and are built to cater to the high energy demands of the growing economy. India’s government initiated the UMPP scheme to improve power availability and infrastructure, and coal remains the primary energy source for these plants.
Which one of the following countries of the world is the largest consumer of oil?
According to WTO's Report (2016), the rank of India in top 30 exporter countries in the world stands at:
The rank of India in 'Disaster Risk Index' of the world released in August 2016 is:
At which place first phase of metro-train was inaugurated by a lady Chief Minister and the driver of the first metro train was also a lady?
According to projection of U.N. Report 2015, the world population by 2050 will be:
By which year, the Union Cabinet on June 17, 2015 has proposed to provide 'Housing for all'?
As per the United Nations Annual Hunger Report released in May 2015, India has the highest number of hungry people in the world. Which country among the following has the least number of hungry people?
Account under 'Sukanya-Samriddhi Yojana' can be opened for a daughter aged:
In India, which among the following is not included in Small Savings Scheme?
Which among the following sectors has contributed most to the growth of G.D.P. in India in 2014-15?
