Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) issued new guidelines restricting renewable energy projects near international borders
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No solar, wind, renewable energy project within 1 km of international border, says Home Ministry
The Ministry of Home Affairs has issued new guidelines prohibiting solar, wind, and other renewable energy projects within 1 km of India's international borders. The order also bars engineers or staff from China, Bangladesh, and Pakistan from working on such projects. This move aims to strengthen border security and prevent potential surveillance risks near sensitive frontier areas. The decision reflects growing strategic concerns over foreign involvement in critical infrastructure near borders.
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No solar, wind, or other renewable energy projects allowed within 1 km of international border
Engineers and staff from China, Bangladesh, and Pakistan barred from working on such projects
Decision driven by national security concerns and prevention of surveillance risks near sensitive border areas
Guidelines apply to all international borders including those with China, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Bhutan, and Myanmar
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