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Day 2: India gasps for power
* 3 out of 5 grids collapse
* Blackout in 21 states, UTs
* 64 crore people hit
New Delhi, July 31
Even before North India could recover from yesterday’s crippling power failure, the northern grid tripped again this afternoon, taking with it the eastern and the north-eastern grids. The result: Half of the country and over 64 crore people went without power for hours.

Nation page: Northern Grid was overloaded
Haryana, Uttar Pradesh were overdrawing from BBMB grid
Textile hub Panipat takes to streets
Metro stops, trains get stuck in tunnels
A worker rests as industrial operations were severly hit in Ludhiana after the grid failure on Tuesday A worker rests as industrial operations were severly hit in Ludhiana after the grid failure on Tuesday. Tribune photo: Himanshu Mahajan




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Decoding the grid maze
New Delhi, July 31
Over the past two days, half of the country has witnessed scenes similar to Bruce Willis blockbuster Die Hard-III where normal life comes to a standstill. There were huge jams on the roads because there were no traffic signals, hundreds of trains were stranded, there was no electricity at home, no TV, no Internet, no working lifts and so on.

PC back to Finance, Shinde gets Home, Moily Power
New Delhi, July 31
In a minor reallocation of portfolios, Home Minister P Chidambaram was today shifted to the Finance Ministry which was vacated by Pranab Mukherjee after he was declared UPA's pesidential candidate.
Union Ministers P Chidambaram (R) and Sushil Kumar Shinde come out after attending a meeting at Krishi Bhavan in New Delhi on Tuesday Union Ministers P Chidambaram (R) and Sushil Kumar Shinde come out after attending a meeting at Krishi Bhavan in New Delhi on Tuesday.
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An Indian Air Force search team has hit upon what could be vital clues in a nine-month-old mid-air supersonic MiG-29 crash mystery.

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Pawar-led EGoM on drought doles out Rs 1,900 cr to states; diesel sop for farmers
New Delhi, July 31
Sharad Pawar addresses the media in New DelhiPunjab and Haryana’s specific demands for extra power and immediate interim relief for the prevailing drought-like situation in the two states has gone unheeded, at least for now.
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