North India grapples with worsening powercuts

The analysis will encompass both public and private sectors, formal and informal channels, and evaluate labour force participation, youth aspirations, and the employability of new entrants in the existing workforce.

As temperatures soar high, the power crisis has once again hits parts of North India. Households across several states have started witnessing power cuts amid scorching heat.

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The abnormal cold temperatures are extremely harsh on the older population, especially people with comorbidities, the homeless, in addition to those living in slums and lower socio-economic rungs.