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The Union Budget 2022

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 The budget of a nation determines the direction in which the nation will grow. A budget has the power to build a nation. Among the several categories of the budget that are changed, what are the positive aspects? And what are the declining aspects? What are those questions that a common middle-class Indian citizen has in his mind? What benefits does the general public stand to receive from this? Let’s discuss the above points: - Opportunities: INFRASTRUCTURE ·           The outlay for capital expenditure has been increased by 35.4% from Rs 5.54 lakh crore in FY22E to Rs 7.50 lakh crore for FY23E. National highway network to be expanded by 25,000 km during FY22-23E and Rs 20,000 crore will be mobilized to promote the same. ·          The center has come up with a new program called  “New Vibrant Villages Programme”  which will promote infrastructure in the border states. Border villages with a sparse population, limited connectivity, and infrastructure often get left out from the devel

Uninterrupted power @Rs 398/month only

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                    Solar is a renewable form of energy which can be harnessed and used effectively. In fact solar can solve the current problems of global warming, power shortage, etc. But main challenges to its implementation are high prices of solar equipments and its storage. Though nowadays better batteries made of nanomaterials are available in market but they are costly. Here in this blog we have tried to introduce a solar calculator that can provide us a rough idea about  the cost of installing a solar power plant in our societies or roof-tops. At last we have also provided a solution i.e. uninterrupted solar power @Rs 398/month applying MNRE scheme of Ministry of New and Renewable Energy, GoI. Below is a informal discussion going in an engineering classroom. Later the discussion is joined by two renowned professors who are experts in the field of renewable energy. RAJ- Electricity prices are rising very fast brother! Adi- Yeah..that's true. Earlier electricity bills rarely