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SC settles decades-old energy dispute, Himachal to get 11,973 MU electricity from Punjab, Haryana

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SC said Punjab and Haryana will pay Himachal Pradesh 11,973 million units of electricity over a period of 20 years.

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SC settles decades-old energy dispute, Himachal to get 11,973 MU electricity from Punjab, Haryana
11/6/2026, 7:17:27 AM
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