Citizen consumer and Civic Action Group (CAG), in collaboration with the People’s Monitoring Group on Electricity Regulation, organised a one-day capacity-building programme as part of the project  "Accelerating Clean Energy Transition by Improving Stakeholder Participation for Electricity Governance in India" held on 23rd March 2024 at Press Club, Somajiguda, Hyderabad. The meeting brought together stakeholders who are part of the People’s Monitoring Group on Electricity Regulation.

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Citizen consumer and civic Action Group (CAG), in collaboration with Anmol Foundation organised a one-day capacity-building programme on the project "Accelerating clean energy transition by improving stakeholder participation for electricity governance in India" which was held on 18th March 2024 at Hotel Grand Arjun, Raipur.

High performance vehicles need to be handled by experienced, sensible drivers. While a fast bike might seem a great gift for your child, inexperienced drivers can find it challenging to handle the power and speed of such vehicles, increasing the likelihood of accidents. While no parent would actually choose this, don't inadvertently become the reason your child has lost life or limb. It is advisable for young drivers to start with a modest and manageable vehicle to gain experience and develop safe driving habits.

New York's Open Streets Program has focused on people rather than vehicles. Pedestrianising streets has led to thriving local businesses, safe school commutes, easy and safe mobility for pedestrians and cyclists, and given local communities space for bonding through cultural activities. Other benefits include fewer road injuries and better air quality.

CAG has initiated the ‘Accelerating Clean Energy Transition by Improving Stakeholder Participation for Electricity Governance in India’ project in five Indian states - Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Telangana, Chhattisgarh and Tripura from January 2024. The initiative aims to improve stakeholder participation in electricity governance to accelerate clean energy transition in India. Stakeholders here refer to various consumer categories, CSOs, consumer groups, resident welfare associations, small and medium enterprises, trade associations, media, local communities, etc.

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