JSW Energy arm to acquire wind project from Reliance Power
New Delhi: A recovery in tourism and higher electronics exports will give India and other South Asian economies an additional lift from the pandemic-induced slowdown and its aftershocks, Moody’s Analytics said in a report on Friday. “India and Southeast Asia have seen some of the largest output losses globally,” said the report, titled ‘Global Outlook: Taking Stock’, “but stronger growth in the latter half of 2023 has allowed them to make back some lost ground”.
New Delhi: JSW Renewable Energy (Coated) Ltd, a whollyowned subsidiary of JSW Neo Energy Limited will acquire 45 MW Vashpet wind project from Reliance Power Ltd for ₹132 crore. JSW Renewable Energy (Coated) Ltd is a step-down subsidiary of JSW Energy. In a regulatory filing, JSW Energy said that the wind power project is located in Sangli district of Maharashtra. world.”
Interestingly, all these are also names of initiatives of the central government that has been pushing for more localization and developing India as a manufacturing hub, apart from attempting to transform the country into a developed nation.
Words, Bajaj said, would not change the world, unless one has the skills to put those words into action. “It would certainly not change the world by saying I will spend tens of thousands of crores of rupees on CSR (corporate social responsibility) or that I want to touch billions of lives.”
On Friday, the Bajaj group committed ₹5,000 crore towards several CSR initiatives over five years focused on skill development, an announcement that saw the coming together of the larger Bajaj family. It unveiled ‘Bajaj Beyond’—an identity for the group’s
BAJAJ will set aside ₹5,000 crore to CSR initiatives over five years focused on skill development
social impact programmes. It has set a target to skill 20 million Indians in this period. While its group companies such as Bajaj Auto, Bajaj Finserv and