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    Regulator approval must for new LNG import terminal

    The Petroleum and Natural Gas Regulatory Board (PNGRB) has mandated prior approval for establishing or expanding LNG import terminals, aiming to boost natural gas usage to 15% of India's energy mix by 2030. While promoting competition and preventing wasteful investments, the new regulations surprisingly eliminate the requirement for reserving terminal capacity for third-party access.

    Green hydrogen and the Net-Zero economy: India’s path to a sustainable energyfuture

    India is strategically positioned to lead in green hydrogen, leveraging its renewable resources and growing energy needs. A recent roundtable emphasized industry collaboration, policy clarity, and financial strategies to scale hydrogen adoption. Addressing infrastructure gaps and securing long-term off-take agreements are crucial for India to become a global green hydrogen leader.

    Nightmare for investors! Falcon crash wipes out crores of life savings

    Investing in Falcon Invoice Discounting (FID) has led many individuals, including techies and professionals, to lose their savings and incur significant debts. Promises of high returns tempted investors to use their life savings and credit cards for these deals. Now, with the platform unresponsive and payments halted, thousands seek legal recourse to recover their funds.

    Mangaluru International Airport now a silent zone

    The Mangaluru International Airport has introduced a new policy to minimize passenger announcements over the public address system (PA), promoting a quieter environment for travelers. Instead, passengers will rely on the Flight Information Display System (FIDS) for flight updates, including gate changes and delays. FIDS screens are strategically located both inside and outside the terminal, with additional display boards for updates.

    Indian grandmaster Koneru Humpy finishes second in Women's candidate

    The real story of the day was R Vaishali who scored her fifth victory on the trot at the expense of Kateryna Lagno of Russia to tie for the second spot before finishing fourth on tiebreak. Tan finished with 9 points in all, 1.5 points clear of the nearest rivals Humpy, Lei and Vaishali who all finished second to fourth respectively.

    Praggnanandhaa, Vidit score crucial victories; Gukesh continues in joint lead

    In a brilliant sixth-round display, Grandmaster R Praggnanandhaa and Vidit Gujrathi secured commanding victories, while D Gukesh maintained his joint top position with a draw at the Candidates Chess Tournament. Praggnanandhaa triumphed over Nijat Abasov of Azerbaijan, Gujrathi outplayed Frenchman Alireza, and Gukesh secured a draw against American Hikaru Nakamura. With eight rounds remaining, Gukesh and Ian Nepomniachtchi share the lead in the men's section. In the women's competition, disappointment struck for India as R Vaishali and Koneru Humpy faced defeats, while Zhongyi Tan of China continues to dominate.

    The Economic Times
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