Last year in November, the Supreme Court had observed that comprehensive plan was needed to deal with the problem of severe air pollution in Delhi-NCR and asked the Environment Pollution Control Authority to look at long-term measures.

The Prime Minister mentioned some of the key policy decisions such as GST and Benami Law that were discussed for years but did not see the light of the day till his government came to power.  

Invest India, the national investment promotion and facilitation agency set by the Central government has joined hands with energy sector companies to offer lab-to-market opportunity for Indian start-ups through a three month 'Integrate to Innovate' Programme.

The list is topped by US giant Walmart, followed by Chinese state-owned power company, State Grid.

The introduction of the GST and enactment of Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code are considered to be the two key parameters where India made significant progress during 2017/18, say commerce ministry officials.

According to National Judicial Data Grid (NJDG), the five states which account for the highest pendency are Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, West Bengal, Bihar and Gujarat.

India has drawn up ambitious electric mobility plans to reduce pollution and dependence on fossil fuels but the country's electric grid will need a massive overhaul? for the plan to succeed.

As the NDA government enters its final year, there is a long unfinished agenda that it may not be able to implement by 2019.

The BJP government announced a slew of schemes after it assumed power in 2014 winning 336 Lok Sabha seats out of 543 seats. Work under most of these schemes is still under progress an year ahead of General Election 2019.

To initiate the process to set up charging stations at various locations in identified cities, public sector undertakings in the energy sector like NTPC, Power Grid Corp and Indian Oil are likely to come onboard.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi took to Twitter to announce that \"28th April 2018 will be remembered as a historic day in the development journey of India\".

Data available with IndiaToday.In reveals the solar plant, which is currently operated by NTPC Vidyut Vyapar Nigam (NVVN) Ltd, is owned by Nirav Modi's two shell companies i.e. Camelot Enterprises Pvt Ltd and Firestone Trading Pvt Ltd. These companies were created and managed by Modi and his bogus directors.

Petroleum and natural gas Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, in an email interview with Anilesh S. Mahajan, explains Indias energy diplomacy, strategy for renewable energy, new policies for attracting capital and attempt to unshackle the public sector oil giants.

Amid the global clash between Saudi - led OPEC & US shale oil producers, India is crafting a balanced strategy to minimise the economic shocks of rising oil prices.

In 2017, the state installed over 2GW of solar PV capacity and, in the first three months of 2018 alone, the state matched that annual total with the installation of over 2GW of solar PV projects.