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Srinagar, Nov 26: With the rapid increase in the use of electrical gadgets and machinery across the Valley, the Kashmir Power Development Corporation Limited (KPDCL) has projected a substantial jump in electricity demand for the current financial year. According to official data submitted before the Joint Electricity Regulatory Commission (JERC), projected power sales are expected to rise from 5868.70 Million Units (MU) in 2024-25 to 6726.95 MU in 2025-26. KPDCL reported that the peak demand met during the period stood at 1980 megawatts (MW). To address the expected winter load, the Jammu and Kashmir Power Corporation Limited procured 393…

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Bandipora, Nov 25: The Wular’s sky is filling again. The lake in north Kashmir has come to life as thousands of migratory birds have arrived to spend winter here as the cold sets in. The sound of birds wading in flocks, dipping and flying over the lake water, is enthralling the bird enthusiasts, as officials anticipate more species to land as weather conditions get harsher. The migratory birds, which begin to arrive in late October, can be seen covering large areas of the lake’s cleaner and dredged areas, some distance from fishermen, too busy catching fish on boats, in…