India’s coal-power crisis is another reminder that the sector’s reforms have a long way to go
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India’s coal-power crisis is another reminder that the sector’s reforms have a long way to go

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India’s coal-power crisis reflects poorly on the planning, policy-making abilities of both the central and state governments. India’s recovering economy needs to fire on all cylinders, not grapple with energy shortages. Short-term fixes are necessary but this is another reminder that power sector reforms have a long way to go.

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