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Optimal design and operation of grid-connected hybrid microgrid system using pelican optimization algorithm

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By Anirban Maity, SAJJAN KUMAR, Baseem Khan, Rajkumar Sivanraju, Ahmed Ali Verified, Pulok Pattanayak, Ramakrishna SS Nuvvula
| Nature Verified
Abstract This study presents an optimal grid-connected hybrid microgrid framework aimed at addressing persistent power reliability challenges in educational institutions across developing regions, with a rural university campus in West Bengal, India, serving as the case study. Frequent grid outages have led to a heavy reliance on diesel generators, resulting in elevated energy costs ₹11.74/kWh (≈ USD 0.14/kWh) and high annual CO₂ emissions (650.37 metric tons).
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Dalit Politics in Transition

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By Sudha Pai, SAJJAN KUMAR, Sazid Ali
| Economic and Political Weekly Verified
Maya, Modi, Azad: Dalit Politics in the Time of Hindutva by Sudha Pai and Sajjan Kumar, HarperCollins Publishers India, 2023; pp 336, ₹599. Maya, Modi, Azad: Dalit Politics in the Time of Hindutva provides a nuanced historical and field-based account of the trajectory of Dalit politics in contemporary North India, making it a significant contribution to the expanding scholarship on the Dalit political discourse.
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Mayawati’s expulsion of Akash Anand may seem autocratic, but to BSP rank and file, Behenji may have emerged stronger

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By SAJJAN KUMAR
| The Indian Express Verified
The Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) and Mayawati signify the once ascendent Dalit discourse that has been on a terminal electoral decline since 2014 in Uttar Pradesh. A panoramic look reveals that of all the reasons cited for the BSP’s decline, the autocratic nature of Mayawati’s leadership style and the refusal to declare a worthy successor are perceived as the two prime determinants.
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