Pune: Power utility MSEDCL on Tuesday said four villages in Haveli taluka might face load shedding during the November 2-13 period on account of work being carried out at Yavat high tension substation.The probable load shedding may be on account of upgradation work of the transformer at the Yavat substation to a 50MVA from 25MVA, a statement issued by the power utility read.The work will be carried out between November 2 and November 13. The substation provides power to 15,000 consumers in Uruli Kanchan, along with Ashtapur, Hingangaon, Khamgaon Tek and Tilekarwadi. Additionally, it also provides electricity to around 1,200 agricultural pumps in the adjoining villages. MSEDCL is planning to provide alternate power supply in order to avoid load shedding, but issued the advisory as caution.These areas may face three-hour load shedding in case of a sudden rise in demand or some technical problems, the company said.We also published the following articles recentlyHave SA done enough to shed chokers tag?Despite their recent one-wicket win against Pakistan, the South African cricket team still faces doubts about shedding their "chokers" tag. Captain Temba Bavuma admits that luck played a role in their victory and acknowledges their need for a more clinical approach in run chases. The teams middle-order batters have been criticized for their reluctance to adapt to challenging conditions, where spinners come into play. With upcoming matches against New Zealand and India, the Proteas must improve quickly to compete against strong opponents.Israeli street artists viral campaign sheds light on Hamas hostagesTwo Israeli artists, Nitzan Mintz and Dede Bandaid, have created red-and-black flyers to raise awareness for the more than 200 hostages taken by Hamas. The flyers, featuring photos and names of those abducted, have been plastered on walls, subways, and telephone poles in various international cities. Translated into 30 languages, the posters have gained attention from celebrities and garnered controversy, with some being torn down. Due to overwhelming demand, the creators launched a dedicated webpage for easy access to downloadable versions, which now receives around 25,000 daily visitors.Community-led study sheds light on urgent toilet needs of nomadic homesA community-led survey conducted in Maharashtra has revealed that despite India being declared open defecation free in 2019, 80% of nomadic and denotified tribes (NT-DNT) communities still resort to open defecation. The survey highlighted the challenges faced by these communities in accessing toilets, including their criminalised and landless status and the stigma surrounding purity-impurity. The data collected in the survey calls for urgent action to make toilets affordable and accessible for NT-DNT communities, delink toilet provision from house ownership, and provide toilets in locations where these communities routinely camp.

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