Y2K problem

NEW DELHI: About 55 power stations of a total of 315 in the country will be affected by the Y2K problem, said officials of nine state ele...

• August 25, 1999 12:00 AM IST
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NEW DELHI: About 55 power stations of a total of 315 in the country will be affected by the Y2K problem, said officials of nine state electricity boards in during a meeting with the cabinet secretary. According to a release, the National Information Centre has conducted an audit in about 30 stations.

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