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       February 7, 2010
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AMBARISH TEES OFF GOLF FINALS

Mysore, Feb. 7 (KMC&KK) - A sunny fair weather, despite the mild early morning chill set the mood for the teeing off of the two-day Inter-State Golf Tournament being held on the greens of Sri Jayachamarajendra Wadiyar Golf Club (JWGC) since yesterday.

The finals of the tournament was inaugurated this morning by former MP and film actor Ambarish, Chief Patron of Eagles Golf Club, Bangalore, the organisers of the inter-State event.

Eagles Golf Club Director Madan Kumar, former Minister Anil Lad, Club members Made-gowda, Ravindranath Shetty, Capt. Gopinath and others were present.

The tournament has 157 golfers including women and children from Mysore, Bangalore, Kodagu, Chennai, Ooty, Hyde-rabad and Coimbatore.

Speaking to press persons later, Ambarish said that he had been playing golf since 1990 and he, along with several other golfers, found Mysore to be an ideal location for the game as the city is easily accessible and has ideal weather conditions.

Valedictory function of the tournament will be held in the evening. ...more

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HOW LONG THE STATE HAS BEEN FACING POWER CRISIS? — 2

As far as one can remember, Karnataka has been facing power crisis for more than 25 years. Brown-outs and black-outs have become regular features of the energy scenario whether reservoirs are full or not. Power crisis has become a perennial phenomenon — a State which had power surplus one time has been a power deficit State since a long time. It is likely to remain so unless some basic but politically difficult reforms are implemented as described later, says Dr. Bhamy V. Shenoy, Convenor of Mysore Grahakara Parishat (MGP).—Ed.

By Dr. Bhamy V. Shenoy

[Continued from Friday]

What are the economics of generating and supplying power?

In Karnataka, total generating capacity is about 9061 MW with Hydro generating capacity of 3536 MW, Thermal of 2207 MW, Renewables of 1784 MW and Central generating capacity (thermal and nuclear) of 1534 MW. The cost to generate power from hydro energy is about 55 paise per kwh since most are old and for new hydro it could be as much as Rs 2/kwh.

Thermal power costs about Rs 2.84 to 3.38 per kwh if it is from coal-based power plant. When thermal power is from ...more

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