Govt looks to extend 5:25 scheme to older power projects

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  • 6 years ago
The finance ministry is considering approaching the Reserve Bank of India to extend the facility of the 5: 25 scheme to existing power sector projects as the government looks for ways to kick start stalled power sector projects.

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