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BRPl to ramp up networks in city Claiming that despite its financial constraints in absence of cost-reflective tariffs, BSES Rajdhani Power limited (BRPl) on Saturday said it was continuing to ramp up its infrastructure and add capacity to its network. In the last one year, it has added 255 MVA capacity to its network in South and West Delhi.

Of this, the company has added 152 MVA to its network capacity in West Delhi in the last one year and will add another 230 MVA over the next few months. A BRPl spokesperson said, “Commensurate with the increasing power demand, BRPl continues to invest in building its distribution capacities. The additional capacities will boost the existing distribution

network and will further improve the power situation in the weeks ahead.”

Sant Darshan Singh Maharaj remembered

On the occasion of the 24th Death Anniversary of Sant Darshan

Singh Maharaj, thousands of disciples gathered at Kirpal Bagh,

Delhi, to remember him. On this occasion a program was

organised at Kirpal Bagh. The present head of Sawan Kirpal

Ruhani Mission, Sant Rajinder Singh Maharaj said in his

message that Maharaj always emphasised on finding spiritual fulfilment in the context of modern life. “Sant Darshan Singh Ji believed in ‘Positive Mysticism’, pursuing spiritual goals while fulfilling all our obligations to family, society, and the world,”

he said. He further said the only way to reach God Almighty

was through love, passion and yearning for God. love was the way back to God. This human life was a precious gift, and a golden opportunity to realise the truth of our existence and to find our way back home.

Ban tobacco advertisements campaign held

On ‘World No-Tobacco Day', a public programme on the theme of the year — Ban Tobacco Advertisements, Promotion and Sponsorship — was organised by the Medical Wing of the Brahma Kumaris institution in collaboration with Family Planning Association of India (FPA) at FPA Auditorium, Munrika recently. Shreedharan Nair, branch manager, FPA India, said more than five million people died due to consumption of tobacco in a year and this has accounted for one in 10 adult deaths.

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