Sesa Sen is a Principal Correspondent at BQ Prime. She tracks India's consumption story, focusing on the significant changes in the FMCG and Retail sectors. Sesa's insights and analyses have also been featured in NDTV Profit and MSN.
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By: Altaf Hussain, Sesa Sen
Under-recoveries suffered by OMCs have reduced from around Rs 1,000 crore per day earlier to Rs 750 crore per day after the recent increase in fuel prices.
By: Sesa Sen, Altaf Hussain
Edited by: NDTV Business Desk, Author: Sesa Sen, Altaf Hussain State-run oil marketing companies (OMCs) continue to face heavy financial
By: Altaf Hussain, Sesa Sen
Power plants to run without maintenance in June-July as Centre prepares for peak demand of 283 GW amid severe heatwave conditions.
By: Altaf Hussain, Sesa Sen
IOC says petrol and diesel supplies remain adequate, directs dealers not to impose rationing despite sharp rise in fuel demand amid fears of further price hikes.
By: Sesa Sen
Sources further told NDTV Profit that BJP-ruled states have the lowest pump prices, with Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh moving higher only after VAT revisions.
By: Altaf Hussain, Sesa Sen
Delhi's power demand hit a record 8,439 MW in May as the heatwave intensified, with SLDC projecting demand may cross 9,000 MW this summer.
By: Khushi Maheshwari, Sesa Sen
Author: Sesa Sen, Khushi Maheshwari Financial stress on state-run oil manufacturing companies has eased slightly with under-recoveries
By: Altaf Hussain, Shrikant Shankar, Sesa Sen
Edited by: Shrikant Shankar, Author: Sesa Sen, Altaf Hussain Delhi's electricity demand touched an all-time high for the month of May, reaching
Major players including Voltas Ltd., Blue Star Ltd., Daikin India and Godrej Appliances are reporting sales growth of 15-20% compared to last year — far below industry expectations of 25-30%.
India may be witnessing one of its harshest summers, with temperatures soaring close to 50°C across parts of North and Central India.
