NOIDA/GHAZIABAD: The power department has started repairing feeders to ensure there are no outages during the upcoming festivals of Karwa Chauth, Dhanteras, Diwali, and Chhath. There are 800 feeders through which power is supplied from over 90 substations across GB Nagar. The move comes following CM Yogi Adityanaths directive on October 16 to ensure no power cuts during the festivals. We have started the repair work at the substations to ensure uninterrupted power supply during festivals. We are focusing on repairing the feeders and maintaining transformers, cables, etc., said an official. Besides, area-wise teams have been formed to monitor the cable lines at the feeder level as well as carry out repair work. The power department is also setting up quick response teams (QRT) and a 24x7 control room to address local faults. We also published the following articles recentlyOnly autos & buses now, focus on feeder service for last-mile link from rapid railThe Namo Bharat trains in Ghaziabad have seen a significant number of passengers, with around 20,000 in just the first two days of operation. The focus will now be on improving last-mile connectivity to provide convenient transportation for people from stations to optimize ridership. The National Capital Region Transport Corporation (NCRTC) has tied up with service providers to ensure the availability of e-auto rickshaws near the stations. Additionally, the Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) is running an electric bus service between the Anand Vihar bus stand and Sahibabad station. Feeder bus services are also being planned.Apple backs users right to repair across the United StatesApple has announced its support for the US Right to Repair bill during a White House event, making it easier for consumers and repair shops to fix their products nationwide. After initially opposing the movement, Apple now backs the bill and intends to extend support across the country. The company believes that a national law should be in place to facilitate product repairs while maintaining privacy, data security, and device integrity. This move aligns with the Biden administrations efforts to reduce harmful practices and promote competition.Chennai Metro Rail repairs damaged roadsChennai Metro Rail Ltd has repaired major roads in the city ahead of the monsoon season. A total of 17.3km of roads have been relaid, including stretches on the Arcot Road, Poonamallee and Porur. The repairs aim to address complaints from motorists about bad roads. CMRL is also working to fix potholes on the OMR and other roads. The road repair work is being carried out on a priority basis to ensure accessibility during the monsoon season.

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