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Union minister for power RK Singh on Sunday said that the fears about coal shortage leading to blackouts are unfounded
A panic created about coal shortage is due to miscommunication from GAIL and Tata, the minister said amid huge concern about power supply in more than six states, including national capital Delhi.
The panic, Singh said, was "unnecessarily created" after officials from GAIL sent a message to distributors on the supply to be affected.
Singh warned GAIL and Tata Power against &lsquo;acts of irresponsible behaviour&rsquo; that created panic and added that the country has reserves for another 4-5 days
He assured &lsquo;under no circumstances the gas supply will come down&rsquo;. He further added that &lsquo;the supply of domestic or imported coal will continue irrespective of the charges and &lsquo;Delhi will continue to get supply and there will be no load shedding&rsquo;.
Several states including Gujarat, Punjab, Rajasthan, Delhi and Tamil Nadu have flagged shortage of coal at power plants. &nbsp;Meanwhile, Punjab has already imposed rotational load shedding at several places.
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has also written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, warning that the national capital "could face a blackout" in the next two days if supplies did not improve.

Panic over blackouts 'unnecessary': Power Minister on outage fears

Union minister for power RK Singh on Sunday said that the fears about coal shortage leading to blackouts are 'baseless'

//Power ministry RK Singh&nbsp;said blackouts fears 'unnecessary, baseless
//Singh:&nbsp;miscommunication from GAIL and Tata&nbsp;led to the unfounded panic
//Singh's&nbsp;statement&nbsp;amid huge concern about power supply in more than 6 states
//Singh warned GAIL &amp; Tata Power against &lsquo;acts of irresponsible behaviour&rsquo;
//Singh assured &lsquo;under no circumstances the gas supply will come down&rsquo;
//Gujarat, Punjab, Rajasthan, Delhi, TN flagged shortage of coal&nbsp;
//Delhi CM wrote to PM warning capital 'could face a blackout'

Union Minister for Power&nbsp;warned GAIL and Tata Power against &lsquo;acts of irresponsible behaviour&rsquo; that created panic and added that the country has reserves for another 4-5 days

Union minister for power RK Singh on Sunday said that the fears about coal shortage leading to blackouts are unfounded
A panic created about coal shortage is due to miscommunication from GAIL and Tata, the minister said amid huge concern about power supply in more than six states, including national capital Delhi.
The panic, Singh said, was "unnecessarily created" after officials from GAIL sent a message to distributors on the supply to be affected.
Singh warned GAIL and Tata Power against &lsquo;acts of irresponsible behaviour&rsquo; that created panic and added that the country has reserves for another 4-5 days
He assured &lsquo;under no circumstances the gas supply will come down&rsquo;. He further added that &lsquo;the supply of domestic or imported coal will continue irrespective of the charges and &lsquo;Delhi will continue to get supply and there will be no load shedding&rsquo;.
Several states including Gujarat, Punjab, Rajasthan, Delhi and Tamil Nadu have flagged shortage of coal at power plants. &nbsp;Meanwhile, Punjab has already imposed rotational load shedding at several places.
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has also written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, warning that the national capital "could face a blackout" in the next two days if supplies did not improve.

Bihar polls: BJP Parliamentary board to decide on seat-share

With the crucial Bihar assembly elections due in October-November, the BJP on Saturday said its parliamentary board would decide on the seat-sharing formula with chief minister Nitish Kumar&rsquo;s Janata Dal&nbsp;(United).&nbsp;

BJP parliamentary&nbsp;board to decide on seat share with JD(U)
All NDA&nbsp;members to fight unitedly: BJP&nbsp;state unit chief
RK Singh&nbsp;said BJP&nbsp;capable of forming govt on its own
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With the crucial Bihar assembly elections due around October-November this year, the BJP on Saturday said its parliamentary board would decide on the seat-sharing formula with chief minister Nitish Kumar&rsquo;s Janata Dal(United). While addressing a press conference, the BJP&rsquo;s state unit chief Sanjay Jaiswal said all members of the ruling National Democratic Alliance (NDA) will fight unitedly and expressed confidence of winning with a three-fourth majority. The statement comes a day after Lok Sabha MP, RK Singh, said the BJP is capable of forming a government on its own, but added that the party does not want to break its over two decade-long partnership with the JD(U) and that the Kumar-led party, too, doesn&rsquo;t want to snap ties with the BJP.

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