Mahavitaran app

One crore 11 lakh 53 thousand 703 low pressure consumers in the domestic, industrial and commercial categories in Maharashtra availed the facility of online payment of their electricity bill in the month of November. Over ₹2230 crores was paid by the above mentioned consumers as their electricity bill on the Mahavitaran App.

Every customer gets a discount of 0.25 percent on online payment, so there is an increasing tendency of customers to pay electricity bills online. In Nagpur circle, over 6.69 lakh customers paid a total of ₹133 crores as electricity bill in the month of November.

While customers of Konkan regional division in the state were leading in online electricity bill payment as over 49.21 lakh (approx.) consumers paid over ₹1001 crore, over 33.75 lakh customers of Pune regional office paid over ₹751 crore and over 85.19 lakh customers of Nagpur regional office paid over ₹299 crore. Apart from this, over 9.23 lakh customers in Aurangabad also paid over ₹177 crore online.

Electricity consumers can pay their electricity bills with the help of a computer or mobile app of MAHAVITARAN. Customers can view their current or outstanding payments on Mahavitran’s mobile app or website. Also, there is a facility to pay electricity bills through debit card, credit card or net banking. Upon payment, customers also receive a computerised receipt of their electricity bill.Moreover, the app is also available in Marathi and English languages and the  service is available 24 hours a day. Hence the government has appealed to the consumers  to take maximum advantage of this facility and pay their bills online

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India’s Vande Bharat Express has achieved a phenomenal feat by attaining a speed of 100 km/hr in 52 seconds, surpassing Japan’s bullet train which covers 100 km/hr in 55 seconds. 

The Vande Bharat Express is a semi-high speed, intercity, EMU (electric multiple unit) train completely manufactured in India. It is also known as Train 18.       

A video shared by Ashwini Vaishnaw, Minister of Railways, Communications and Electronics & Information Technology in Government of India, shows the Vande Bharat Express train number two running at a speed of 180 kilometres per hour.

Our Vande Bharat pic.twitter.com/7SOAtu9mhV

— Ashwini Vaishnaw (@AshwiniVaishnaw) September 22, 2022

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Google Play Store has removed the Android app Remove China Apps, reportedly due to violation of app store policies. The app, developed by Jaipur-based OneTouch App Labs, had crossed over 5 million downloads and emerged as one of the top trending apps on the Play store before being removed.

The Remove China apps gained popularity among Indians since anti-China sentiment is at peak in the country for reasons including the COVID-19 outbreak and India-China border dispute. The app was published on Google Play on May 17 and enabled users to detect and easily delete apps which are developed by Chinese firms.

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As per a report, a Google spokesperson confirmed that the app has been removed due to violation of app store policies but he gave no further details. Another person familiar with the matter said that the software violated Googles Deceptive Behaviour Policy.

Just few hours before Remove China Apps was removed, the Mitron app was also removed from for violating the store policies.