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Showing questions for November 23, 2025 - Total: 27 questions
Question 1 Nov 23, 2025
What is the projected winter power demand for Delhi in 2025?
6000 MW According to the Pioneer News Service report dated 22 November 2025, Delhi’s power demand during the upcoming winter months is expected to reach 6000 MW. This marks an increase from last winter’s peak of 5655 MW. The report highlights that distribution companies like BSES are preparing to meet over 50% of this demand through renewable energy sources. This projection is part of Delhi’s broader strategy to ensure reliable and sustainable electricity supply during seasonal fluctuations. The city had previously recorded a summer peak of 8442 MW in the same year.
Question 2 Nov 23, 2025
Which agency issued 28 challans to DMRC for dust-control violations on MB Road?
Municipal Corporation of Delhi The Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) issued 28 challans totalling ₹3.8 lakh to the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) for failing to comply with dust-control norms along Mehrauli–Badarpur Road. The violations were identified during routine inspections and included uncovered construction material and inadequate dust suppression measures. This occurred during a period of high pollution, making adherence to GRAP and NGT norms critical. DMRC responded by stating that much of the debris shown in photos was dumped by locals and not linked to their work. Nonetheless, MCD held DMRC accountable for lapses at its Phase-IV construction sites.
Question 3 Nov 23, 2025
Which court refused Jasir Bilal Wani’s plea to meet his lawyer at NIA headquarters?
Delhi High Court The Delhi High Court, presided over by Justice Swarana Kanta Sharma, refused Jasir Bilal Wani’s request to meet his lawyer at the National Investigation Agency (NIA) headquarters. The court emphasized that Wani had not produced a formal rejection order from the trial court and therefore had not exhausted all legal remedies before approaching the High Court. Justice Sharma stressed adherence to constitutional procedures and declined to create exceptions for any individual. Wani, accused in the Red Fort car blast case, remains in NIA custody along with five others. The court did, however, grant liberty to reapproach the trial court for a formal hearing.
Question 4 Nov 23, 2025
What percentage of Delhi’s projected winter power demand will be met through renewable sources according to BSES?
Over 50 per cent BSES has announced that over 50% of Delhi’s projected winter electricity demand—approximately 3900 MW across BRPL and BYPL areas—will be sourced from renewable and clean energy. This includes solar, wind, hydro, waste-to-energy, hybrid, and rooftop solar systems. The move aligns with India’s national decarbonisation goals and aims to reduce the city’s carbon footprint during low-demand winter months. Additionally, surplus power generated will be banked with states like Goa and Kerala for retrieval during summer peaks. Advanced AI/ML forecasting tools are also being deployed to ensure grid reliability and efficient scheduling.
Question 5 Nov 23, 2025
When is the first 'Atal' canteen in Delhi scheduled to be inaugurated?
Dec-25 The first 'Atal' canteen was announced by Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta, with its foundation stone laid in Timarpur on November 22, 2025. The canteen is set to be officially inaugurated on December 25, coinciding with the birth anniversary of former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee, after whom the canteens are named. These canteens aim to provide nutritious meals for just ₹5 to underprivileged sections of society. The Delhi government plans to open 100 such canteens across the city as part of a welfare initiative. The launch event was attended by several BJP leaders including MP Manoj Tiwari and Urban Development Minister Ashish Sood.

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