India: Worst blackout in decade leaves 300m without power
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If you had slightest idea about what black out and total power failure means, you would not have opened a thread like this. Educate yourself first what you are talking about then try to troll. Its a pure technical fault which leads to disturbance in the entire electrical network causing failure of generators in a cascaded way. Dumbest troll thread this is, i have ever seen
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Bro read the full article....there is diffrence between power failure and load shedding...
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oo Come on you have felt it man havent you man the anger the fellings
I am from South India dude. We are not affected (atleast up till now)
out of curiosity how many grids are there in India, as some cities such as mumbai were unaffected
Five I think, North, South , East, West and North East.
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and?
Are you trying to convince people that the republic of India existed pre 1947?
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out of curiosity how many grids are there in India, as some cities such as mumbai were unaffected
Only the Northern grid was affected.
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80 percent power restored in Delhi
New Delhi, July 30, 2012 (IANS)
After a near-complete blackout following a breakdown of the National Grid in the early hours of Monday, power supply was restored to almost 80 percent areas in the national capital by noon, officials said.
A failure in the northern power grid at 2.32 a.m. affected power supply to seven northern states, including Delhi. Officials said the failure took place somewhere near Agra, tripping the entire system.
Power supply was also hit in Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan and Jammu and Kashmir. "Power supply has been restored in nearly 80 percent of Delhi," an official from Delhi power supplier BSES told IANS.
According to Power Minister Sushilkumar Shinde, nearly 60 percent of electricity supply had been restored and efforts to restore the power supply were on "on a war footing". Northern Railways, Delhi Metro and other vital services such as water treatment plants were affected.
The power outage led to an acute water problem across Delhi with taps running dry. Delhi Metro services could be restored completely only after two hours (from 6 a.m. when it begins) at around 8.45 a.m. By 7 a.m., only 25 percent of the services had been restored.
"Services in all the six lines became normal by 8.45 a.m. We are receiving hydel power from Bhutan on priority basis," a Delhi Metro official said. He added that Delhi Metro was amongst the emergency services, including the prime minister's residence and the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), being provided power. Power failure led to a majority of traffic signals not working, causing massive traffic jams during office hours.
V.V. Sharma, general manager of Power System Operation Corporation Limited (PSOCL), told IANS that restoration was on and the situation was now "good" in most states. He said a three-member committee had been appointed for looking into the reasons of the failure. Exact details would be given only after the committee came out with its report, Sharma said but did not give a timeline.
"The trouble resulted in power outage in the entire northern region, but for parts of Badarpur in south Delhi, Narora and Simbhauli in Uttar Pradesh and Bhinma in Rajasthan," a statement from PSOCL said. According to a Northern Railway spokesperson, nearly 100 trains were disrupted but traffic was back to normal by 8 a.m. Around 45 local trains in Delhi was also effected.
"Power supply has resumed, but several trains are plying four-five hours late. We are holding back goods trains and giving priority to passenger trains," the spokesperson said.
"On priority basis the vital services and VIP areas were first provided power, most of the services have now been restored," a BSES official told IANS. Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport functioned normally with the help of generators.
80 percent power restored in Delhi
Great.It is 90% by now and 75% in rest of India.
New Delhi, July 30, 2012 (IANS)
After a near-complete blackout following a breakdown of the National Grid in the early hours of Monday, power supply was restored to almost 80 percent areas in the national capital by noon, officials said.
A failure in the northern power grid at 2.32 a.m. affected power supply to seven northern states, including Delhi. Officials said the failure took place somewhere near Agra, tripping the entire system.
Power supply was also hit in Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan and Jammu and Kashmir. "Power supply has been restored in nearly 80 percent of Delhi," an official from Delhi power supplier BSES told IANS.
According to Power Minister Sushilkumar Shinde, nearly 60 percent of electricity supply had been restored and efforts to restore the power supply were on "on a war footing". Northern Railways, Delhi Metro and other vital services such as water treatment plants were affected.
The power outage led to an acute water problem across Delhi with taps running dry. Delhi Metro services could be restored completely only after two hours (from 6 a.m. when it begins) at around 8.45 a.m. By 7 a.m., only 25 percent of the services had been restored.
"Services in all the six lines became normal by 8.45 a.m. We are receiving hydel power from Bhutan on priority basis," a Delhi Metro official said. He added that Delhi Metro was amongst the emergency services, including the prime minister's residence and the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), being provided power. Power failure led to a majority of traffic signals not working, causing massive traffic jams during office hours.
V.V. Sharma, general manager of Power System Operation Corporation Limited (PSOCL), told IANS that restoration was on and the situation was now "good" in most states. He said a three-member committee had been appointed for looking into the reasons of the failure. Exact details would be given only after the committee came out with its report, Sharma said but did not give a timeline.
"The trouble resulted in power outage in the entire northern region, but for parts of Badarpur in south Delhi, Narora and Simbhauli in Uttar Pradesh and Bhinma in Rajasthan," a statement from PSOCL said. According to a Northern Railway spokesperson, nearly 100 trains were disrupted but traffic was back to normal by 8 a.m. Around 45 local trains in Delhi was also effected.
"Power supply has resumed, but several trains are plying four-five hours late. We are holding back goods trains and giving priority to passenger trains," the spokesperson said.
"On priority basis the vital services and VIP areas were first provided power, most of the services have now been restored," a BSES official told IANS. Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport functioned normally with the help of generators.
80 percent power restored in Delhi
Great.It is 90% by now and 75% in rest of India.
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No , Your Comment do tells "YOU Failed to understand whats written in article"
Genius Grid failure happens rarely, Load shedding is different thing
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80 percent power restored in Delhi
New Delhi, July 30, 2012 (IANS)
After a near-complete blackout following a breakdown of the National Grid in the early hours of Monday, power supply was restored to almost 80 percent areas in the national capital by noon, officials said.
A failure in the northern power grid at 2.32 a.m. affected power supply to seven northern states, including Delhi. Officials said the failure took place somewhere near Agra, tripping the entire system.
Power supply was also hit in Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan and Jammu and Kashmir. "Power supply has been restored in nearly 80 percent of Delhi," an official from Delhi power supplier BSES told IANS.
According to Power Minister Sushilkumar Shinde, nearly 60 percent of electricity supply had been restored and efforts to restore the power supply were on "on a war footing". Northern Railways, Delhi Metro and other vital services such as water treatment plants were affected.
The power outage led to an acute water problem across Delhi with taps running dry. Delhi Metro services could be restored completely only after two hours (from 6 a.m. when it begins) at around 8.45 a.m. By 7 a.m., only 25 percent of the services had been restored.
"Services in all the six lines became normal by 8.45 a.m. We are receiving hydel power from Bhutan on priority basis," a Delhi Metro official said. He added that Delhi Metro was amongst the emergency services, including the prime minister's residence and the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), being provided power. Power failure led to a majority of traffic signals not working, causing massive traffic jams during office hours.
V.V. Sharma, general manager of Power System Operation Corporation Limited (PSOCL), told IANS that restoration was on and the situation was now "good" in most states. He said a three-member committee had been appointed for looking into the reasons of the failure. Exact details would be given only after the committee came out with its report, Sharma said but did not give a timeline.
"The trouble resulted in power outage in the entire northern region, but for parts of Badarpur in south Delhi, Narora and Simbhauli in Uttar Pradesh and Bhinma in Rajasthan," a statement from PSOCL said. According to a Northern Railway spokesperson, nearly 100 trains were disrupted but traffic was back to normal by 8 a.m. Around 45 local trains in Delhi was also effected.
"Power supply has resumed, but several trains are plying four-five hours late. We are holding back goods trains and giving priority to passenger trains," the spokesperson said.
"On priority basis the vital services and VIP areas were first provided power, most of the services have now been restored," a BSES official told IANS. Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport functioned normally with the help of generators.
80 percent power restored in Delhi
Great.It is 90% by now and 75% in rest of India.
The rest of India was not affected . only the northern grid wend down due to over consumption of electricity by 4 states. which resulted in the grid being tripped and all power stations automatically being shut down . in a case like this first the hydro plants are activated then the thermal one go online . its the reason why it takes time.
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Actually by that logic, USA was probably also a part of our subcontinent and then broke away and floated across the world
Northeast blackout of 2003 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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1. A technical failirue happened in a similar blackout it took 4 days to restore power supply in USA but in India it was restored within 6 hours in Delhi and 10 hours in whole of north India.
2. Whole India was not effected, there is North India, South India, West India, East India but the blackout was only in the North India.
3. Indian economy's power center is West India and South India totally unaffected by it.
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2. Whole India was not effected, there is North India, South India, West India, East India but the blackout was only in the North India.
3. Indian economy's power center is West India and South India totally unaffected by it.
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saw the news earlier today, my first thought was, darn, they cannot watch the olympics.
grid failure on such a massive scale is a serious issue unless there is a storm or an earthquake, hope this is a chance for the Indian government to do some reform on power sector.
grid failure on such a massive scale is a serious issue unless there is a storm or an earthquake, hope this is a chance for the Indian government to do some reform on power sector.
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