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HYDERABAD: Hemmed in on all sides by the Telangana Sakala Janula Samme, people in most parts of Telangana, particularly the state capital, were only too happy to stay home Sunday. With the entire transportation system crippled for the last three days, there was nowhere to go. The end of the 48hour rail roko at 6 pm Sunday brought passengers back to the railway platforms but the logjam in the rail system is likely to make travel difficult for a few more days.
The return of autos to the capital's roads will ease commuters' woes from Monday, but the beginning of a new week brings not much more promise. Talks between striking APSRTC workers and management failed Sunday and there will be no buses on Monday.News on the power front is decidedly grimmer with the demandsupply gap widening to above 27 million units (MU). The harried power utility Transco decided to extend power cuts to indusry too from Monday: a total blackout for one day a week and four hours at peak demand time every day: from 6.30 pm to 10.30 p.m. Not counting the unofficial power cuts across the state.
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