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Vizag back-to-back HVDC converter station

The Vizag back-to-back HVDC station, or Visakhapatnam back-to-back HVDC station, is a back-to-back HVDC connection between the eastern and southern regions in India, located in Anakapalli district, closer to the city of Visakhapatnam, and owned by Power Grid Corporation of India. It consists of two independent poles, each with a nominal power transmission rating of 500 MW, referred to as Vizag 1 and Vizag 2. Vizag 1 was built by Alstom between 1996 and 1999 and has nominal DC voltage and current ratings of 205 kV, 2475 A. Its design is very similar to that of the Chandrapur back-to-back HVDC converter station. Vizag 2 was built by ABB between 2002 and 2005 and has nominal DC voltage and current ratings of 176 kV, 2841 A. Both Vizag 1 and Vizag 2 use air-insulated, water-cooled thyristor valves. On 31 December 2013, the Northern, Eastern and Western grids were synchronised with the Southern regional grid, creating a single synchronous AC grid over the whole of India. As a result, the converter station is no longer required for its original purpose of asynchronously linking the Eastern and Southern grids, although it can still be used as an embedded power flow device to help control power flow within the AC system. The stations could potentially be dismantled and moved to elsewhere to export/import power from other countries. Sometimes the excess power fed to the southern grid by this HVDC link is flowing back to Western region through the 765 KV AC lines between Southern grid and the Western grid which is not desired. Sites See also Chandrapur back-to-back HVDC converter station HVDC Sileru–Barsoor References External links Power Grid Corporation of India Archived 8 October 2012 at the Wayback Machine Alstom Grid Website ABB Group Website
South Andaman (distrikt)

South Andaman (hindi: दक्षिण अण्डमान जिला) er et distrikt i det indiske unionsterritorium Andamanerne og Nicobarerne. Administrationscenteret ligger i Port Blair. Historie Dette distrikt blev oprettet den 18. august 2006 ved bifurkation af det daværende Andaman distrikt. Inddelinger Tehsil I Andamanerne og Nicobarerne er Tehsil det tredje administrative niveau, under staten og distrikterne. South Andaman distrikt har 3 Tehsil. Ferrargunj Little Andaman Port Blair Demografi Ved folketællingen i 2011 var der 237,586 indbyggere i distriktet, mod 208,471 i 2001. Den urbane befolkningen udgør 55,89 % af befolkningen. Børn i alderen 0 til 6 år udgjorde 9,94 % ved folketællingen i 2011 mod 11,84 % i 2001. Antallet af piger i den alder per tusinde drenge er 961 i 2011 mod 982 i 2001. Referencer
South Andaman district

South Andaman district is one of the three districts of the Indian Union Territory of Andaman and Nicobar Islands located in the Bay of Bengal. Sri Vijaya Puram, the capital of the Union Territory is the district headquarters. The area covered by this district is 2,640 km2. History This district was created on August 18, 2006, by bifurcating the erstwhile Andaman district. Geography South Andaman district occupies an area of 3,181 square kilometres (1,228 sq mi), covering South Andaman Island, Rutland Island, Little Andaman Island, North Sentinel Island, South Sentinel Island and Ritchie's Archipelago. Demographics According to the 2011 census South Andaman district has a population of 238,142, roughly equal to the nation of Vanuatu. This gives it a ranking of 584th in India (out of a total of 640). The district has a population density of 80 inhabitants per square kilometre (210/sq mi) . Its population growth rate over the decade 2001-2011 was 13.97%. South Andaman has a sex ratio of 874 females for every 1000 males, and a literacy rate of 88.49%. Four of the indigenous Andamanese peoples, namely, Onges, Jarawas, Great Andamanese and Sentinelese live in this district. Language As of 2011 census, Bengali is spoken as the first language by 21.07 per cent of the district's population followed by Tamil (20.70%), Hindi (18.40%), Telugu (17.66%), Malayalam (9.85%), Sadri (3.34%), Kurukh (3.07%), Nicobarese (1.67%) and others. Religion Hinduism is followed by majority of the people in South Andaman district. Christianity and Islam are followed by a considerable population. Divisions The district comprises three tehsils, Port Blair, Ferrargunj and Little Andaman. Climate See also Nicobar district North and Middle Andaman district References External links South Andaman district official website
District d'Andaman du Sud

Le district d'Andaman du Sud (ou Andaman méridional) est l'un des trois districts du territoire de l'Union indien des îles Andaman et Nicobar, situé dans le golfe du Bengale. La capitale de ce territoire, Port Blair, est également le siège du district. L'Andaman du Sud a une superficie de 2 980 km2. Le district comprend 3 tehsils, Port Blair, Ferrargunj et Petite Andaman. Histoire Ce district a été créé le 18 août 2006, en bifurquant l'ancien district d'Andaman. Géographie Le district d'Andaman du Sud a une superficie de 2 980 km2 (1 150 sq mi), équivalent à l'île Mansel du Canada. Démographie Selon le recensement de 2011, le district d'Andaman du Sud compte 238 142 habitants, à peu près égal à la nation de Vanuatu. Cela lui confère la place de 584ème district en Inde en termes de population (sur un total de 640). Le district a une densité de population de 80 habitants par kilomètre carré (210/sq mi). Son taux de croissance démographique sur la décennie 2001-2011 était de 13,97% . L'Andaman méridional a un sex-ratio de 874 femmes pour 1 000 hommes et un taux d'alphabétisation de 88,49%. Quatre des cinq groupes ethniques andamanais indigènes, à savoir les Onges, les Jarawas, les Grands Andamanais et les Sentinelles, vivent dans ce district. Langues Selon le recensement de 2011, le bengali est la langue la plus parlée, avec 21,07% de la population du district qui la parle, suivi du tamoul (20,70%), de l'hindi (18,40%), du télougou (17,66%), du malayalam (9,85%), du sadri (3,34%). ), du kurukh (3,07%), des langues nicobar (1,67%) et autres. Religion L'hindouisme est pratiqué par la majorité de la population du district d'Andaman du Sud. Le christianisme et l'islam sont aussi pratiqués par une population considérable.. Voir aussi District de Nicobar District d'Andaman septentrional Références Liens externes Site officiel du district d'Andaman du Sud Portail de l’Inde Portail de l’océan Indien
Distretto di Andaman Meridionale

Il distretto di Andaman Meridionale è un distretto delle Andamane e Nicobare, in India, di 208 626 abitanti. Il suo capoluogo è Sri Vijaya Puram, città che fino al 2024 era chiamata Port Blair, che è anche la capitale del territorio delle Andamane e Nicobare. Collegamenti esterni Sito ufficiale, su 164.100.148.5.
Andaman Południowy (dystrykt)

Andaman Południowy (hi: दक्षिण अण्डमान ज़िला, ang: South Andaman district) – dystrykt w środkowych Andamanach i Nikobarach. Według danych z 2011 roku populacja dystryktu wynosi 238 142 osób. Historia Dystrykt powstał 18 sierpnia 2006 roku, kiedy dystrykt Andamany podzielono na dystrykt Andaman Północny i Środkowy oraz dystrykt Andaman południowy. Podział administracyjny Dystrykt dzieli się na trzy Taluki: Port Blair Ferrargunj Mały Andaman Przypisy
South Andaman (distrikt)

South Andaman är ett distrikt i det indiska unionsterritoriet Andamanerna och Nikobarerna. Folkmängden uppgår till cirka 240 000 invånare, och den administrativa huvudorten är Port Blair. Distriktet bildades 18 augusti 2006. Administrativ indelning Distriktet är indelat i tre underdistrikt: Ferrargunj (53 565 invånare, 2011) Little Andaman (18 823 invånare, 2011) Port Blair (165 754 invånare, 2011) Urbanisering Distriktet har fyra städer: Port Blair (108 058 invånare, 2011) Garacharma (14 419 invånare, 2011) Prothrapur (10 308 invånare, 2011) Bambooflat (7 962 invånare, 2011) Urbaniseringsgraden låg på 59,1 procent 2011. Källor
North and Middle Andaman (distrikt)

North and Middle Andaman (hindi: उत्तर और मध्य अण्डमान जिला) er et distrikt i det indiske unionsterritorium Andamanerne og Nicobarerne. Administrationscenteret ligger i Mayabunder. Demografi Ved folketællingen i 2011 var der 105,539 indbyggere i distriktet, mod 105,613 i 2001. Den urbane befolkningen udgør 2,60 % af befolkningen. Børn i alderen 0 til 6 år udgjorde 11,04 % ved folketællingen i 2011 mod 13,99 % i 2001. Antallet af piger i den alder per tusinde drenge er 977 i 2011 mod 960 i 2001. Referencer
North and Middle Andaman district

North and Middle Andaman district is one of the 3 districts of the Indian Union Territory of Andaman and Nicobar Islands located in the Bay of Bengal. Mayabunder town is the district headquarters. The area covered by this district is 3251.85 km2. History This district was created on August 18, 2006, by bifurcating the erstwhile Andaman district, which included all three tehsils of Mayabunder sub-division of this erstwhile district. Geography North and Middle Andaman district occupies an area of 3,227 square kilometres (1,246 sq mi), covering North Andaman Island, Middle Andaman Island, Interview Island, Long Island and Baratang Island. Demography According to the 2011 census North and Middle Andaman district has a population of 105,597, roughly equal to the nation of Tonga. This gives it a ranking of 614th in India (out of a total of 640). The district has a population density of 32 inhabitants per square kilometre (83/sq mi) . Its population growth rate over the decade 2001-2011 was -0.07%. North And Middle Andaman has a sex ratio of 925 females for every 1000 males, and a literacy rate of 84.25%. Language Bengali is the most spoken language in North and Middle Andaman Islands. As of 2011 census, Bengali is spoken as the first language by 53.79 per cent of the district's population followed by Sadri (11.06%), Telugu (6.47%), Kurukh (6.17%), Hindi (5.99%), Tamil (5.94%), Malayalam (3.16%), Nicobarese (0.57%) and others. Karen people, a Sino-Tibetan ethnic group from Kayin State, Myanmar, numbering about 2000 people are also present in eight villages in the Mayabunder and Diglipur tehsils: Religion Hinduism is followed by majority of the people in North and Middle Andaman district. Christianity is followed by a considerable population. Divisions The district comprises 3 tehsils, Diglipur, Mayabunder and Rangat. Economy As of 2010, the district's chief agricultural products were rice (about 6500 ha), coconuts (3600 ha), rabi pulses (2900 ha), areca nuts (1300 ha), and bananas (650 ha). See also South Andaman district References External links North and Middle Andaman district official website
Distretto di Andaman Settentrionale e Centrale

Il distretto di Andaman Settentrionale e Centrale è un distretto del territorio delle Andamane e Nicobare, in India, di 105 613 abitanti. Il suo capoluogo è Mayabunder. Il distretto è stato costituito il 18 agosto 2006 separandolo dal distretto delle Andamane. Del distretto fanno parte le isole Andamane di Andaman Settentrionale, Andaman Centrale, Baratang, Interview e alcune isole minori. Note Collegamenti esterni Sito ufficiale, su and.nic.in.
Andaman Północny i Środkowy

Andaman Północny i Środkowy (hi: उत्तर और मध्य अण्डमान ज़िला, ang: North and Middle Andaman district) – dystrykt w północnych Andamanach i Nikobarach. Według danych z 2011 roku populacja dystryktu wynosi 105 539 osób. Historia Dystrykt powstał 18 sierpnia 2006 roku, kiedy dystrykt Andamany podzielono na dystrykt Andaman Północny i Środkowy oraz dystrykt Andaman Południowy. Podział administracyjny Dystrykt dzieli się na trzy Taluki: Diglipur Mayabunder Rangat Przypisy
North and Middle Andaman

North and Middle Andaman är ett distrikt i det indiska unionsterritoriet Andamanerna och Nikobarerna. Folkmängden uppgår till cirka 100 000 invånare, och den administrativa huvudorten är Mayabunder. Distriktet bildades 18 augusti 2006. Administrativ indelning Distriktet är indelat i tre underdistrikt: Diglipur (43 183 invånare, 2011) Mayabunder (25 788 invånare, 2011) Rangat (36 636 invånare, 2011) Urbanisering Distriktet har endast ett samhälle som räknades som urbant vid folkräkningen 2011, Bakultala (2 741 invånare 2011). Detta gör en urbaniseringsgrad på bara 2,6 procent. Det finns dock några byar som är något folkrikare än Bakultala: Diglipur (3 797 invånare), Rangat (3 784 invånare), Ramakrishnagram (3 221 invånare), Nimbutala (3 063 invånare), Kadamtala (3 008 invånare) och Mayabunder (2 845 invånare). Källor
Nicobarerne (distrikt)

Nicobarerne (hindi: निकोबार जिला) er et distrikt i det indiske unionsterritorium Andamanerne og Nicobarerne. Administrationscenteret ligger i Car Nicobar. Demografi Ved folketællingen i 2011 var der 36.819 indbyggere i distriktet, mod 42.068 i 2001. Det er ingen urban befolkning. Børn i alderen 0 til 6 år udgjorde 11,48 % ved folketællingen i 2011 mod 12,40 % i 2001. Antallet af piger i den alder per tusinde drenge er 961 i 2011 mod 943 i 2001. Referencer
District de Nicobar

Le district de Nicobar (hindi : निकोबार जिला) est un district du territoire des Îles Andaman-et-Nicobar en Inde. Géographie Sa population de 36 842 habitants (en 2011) pour une superficie de 1 841 km2. Références Liens internes Liste des districts des îles Andaman et Nicobar Liens externes Site web Portail de l’Inde
Nikobary (dystrykt)

Nikobary – dystrykt w południowych Andamanach i Nikobarach. Według danych z 2011 roku populacja wynosi 36 842 osób. Podział administracyjny Dystrykt dzieli się na 8 Taluków: Kar Nikobar Teressa Katczal Kamorta Nancowry Mały Nikobar Wielki Nikobar Północny Wielki Nikobar Południowy Przypisy
Nicobars (distrikt)

Nicobars (alternativt Nicobar District) är ett av tre distrikt i det indiska unionsterritoriet Andamanerna och Nikobarerna. Distriktet bildades den 1 augusti 1974 från att tidigare ha varit en del av Andamandistriktet, och omfattar hela ögruppen Nikobarerna. Befolkningen uppgick till 36 842 invånare vid folkräkningen 2011, på en yta av 1 841 kvadratkilometer. Distriktets myndigheter finns på ön Car Nicobar. Distriktets sydligaste punkt, Indira Point, ligger cirka 150 kilometer nordväst om den indonesiska ön Sumatra. Denna plats är samtidigt Indiens sydligaste punkt. Ögruppen drabbades hårt av jordbävningen i Indiska oceanen 2004, med åtföljande tsunami, och man uppskattar att cirka 3 400 människor dog eller saknas efter katastrofen. Administrativ indelning Distriktet är indelat i tre underdistrikt: Car Nicobar (17 841 invånare, folkräkning 2011) Great Nicobar (8 367 invånare, folkräkning 2011) Nancowry (10 634 invånare, folkräkning 2011) Hela distriktet är klassat som landsbygd, och det finns inga städer utan enbart byar. De folkrikaste byarna är Perka (2 527 invånare år 2011) på Car Nicobar, och Campbell Bay (5 736 invånare år 2011) på Great Nicobar. Öar Distriktet och ögruppen Nikobarerna består av totalt 22 öar, varav 10 är obebodda. Bebodda öar Bompuka Car Nicobar Chowra Great Nicobar Kamorta Katchal Kondul Little Nicobar Nancowry Pulomilo Teressa Trinket Obebodda öar Battimaly Cubra Isle of Man Megapod Menchal Meroe Pigeon Tark Teris Tillangchong Källor
Women's Christian College, Chennai

Women's Christian College is a reputed interdenominational women's college on College Road, Nungambakkam, in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India. History The Women's Christian College was founded in 1915 with 41 students and 7 faculty members, as a result of the joint venture of 12 missionary societies of interdenominational and international nature located in England, in Canada and in U.S.A., with a mission to provide higher education to women of India in liberal arts and sciences. The motto of the college is "Lighted to lighten". It was affiliated to the University of Madras and was given recognition as an autonomous college in 1982. At present it is a government-aided minority institution. It has grown to a strength of over 4252 students and 209 members of faculty in the aided and self-financing sections. India's first female political prisoner and freedom fighter Rukmani Lakshmipathy was a first batch student. Principals Eleanor McDougall, 1915–1938 Eleanor Rivett, 1938–1947 Elizabeth George, 1947–1950 Eleanor D. Mason, 1950–1956 Renuka Mukerji, 1956–1965 Anna T. Zachariah, 1965–1971 Renuka Somasekhar, 1971–1981 Indrani Michael, 1981–1994 Kanmani Christian, 1994–1998 Glory Christopher, 1998–2003 Rita Jacob Cherian, 2003–2006 Ridling Margaret Waller 2006–2017 Lilian I Jasper, 2017–Present Sister college Mount Holyoke College in South Hadley, Massachusetts, U.S., has been Women's Christian College's sister college since 1920. Both Mount Holyoke Culturals and Mount Holyoke Hostel (dormitory) at Women's Christian College refer to this. Rankings The college is ranked 67th among colleges in India by the National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF) in 2024. Notable alumni Megha Akash, actress Subhashini Ali, politician Regina Cassandra, actress and model Vandana Gopikumar, social worker and co-founder of The Banyan Andrea Jeremiah, singer and actress Shekinah Jacob, playwright Sudha Kongara Prasad, director Anaswara Kumar, actress Rukmini Lakshmipathi, freedom fighter and first women minister in Madras Presidency M. Sarada Menon, psychiatrist and Padma Bhushan awardee Reshmi Menon, actress Sonajharia Minz, vice-chancellor at Sido Kanhu Murmu University C. B. Muthamma, India's first woman civil servant Shoba Narayan, journalist Thangam Philip, nutritionist and Padma Shri awardee Heera Rajagopal, actress Mallika Srinivasan, industrialist Roopa Unnikrishnan, sports shooter References External links Official website
Women's christian college chennai

Women's Christian College est une institution de la minorité assistée par le gouvernement[incompréhensible]. Elle est affiliée à l'Université de Madras et a été reconnue comme un collège autonome en 1982. Historique Le Women's Christian College (WCC) a été fondé le 7 juillet 1915. Notes et références Liens externes Site officiel Portail de l’éducation Portail de l’Inde Portail des femmes et du féminisme
World Bank office, Chennai

The World Bank Chennai is the extension of the World Bank headquartered in Washington, DC. The World Bank Chennai office offers corporate financial, accounting, administrative and IT services for the bank's offices in around 150 countries. The Chennai office handles several value-added operations of the bank that were earlier handled only in its Washington, D.C., office. History The Chennai office started its business operation as a primary processing work, including payroll processing, in August 2001 with 80 staff. On 15 March 2002, then chief minister of Tamil Nadu, J. Jayalalithaa, inaugurated a new 26,000 sq ft office in Raheja Towers in Anna Salai, where the bank started functioning in a full-fledged manner to process all of the bank's accounting functions and its global payrolls, with about 90 personnel. The same year, the staff strength increased to about 180. In 2003, the bank decided to move the analytical work in bond valuation to the Chennai office, whereby the bank moved the work outside its headquarters in Washington, DC for the first time in its history. The size of the bank's commercial bonds portfolio is estimated at US$100 billion. On 22 September 2006, the bank moved to a leased premises in Taramani, which was inaugurated by the then chief minister of Tamil Nadu, M. Karunanidhi. In 2009, the bank decided to purchase the land it took on lease, in order to set up a permanent back office in Chennai. By 2012, the staff strength grew to 500. On 13 December 2021, the bank celebrated the 20th year of its presence in Chennai. The staff strength of the Chennai office grew as follows: Operations The World Bank Chennai office building is located in Taramani on a 3.5-acre campus off the IT corridor and has 120,000 sq feet built-up area with a capacity to house about 450 staff members. The building is certified as a LEED Silver building. The Taramani office, measuring 128,000 sq ft area, is the largest bank-owned building outside its headquarters in Washington, DC. Most of the administrative expense and trust fund transactions for the Bank, which range between US$1 billion and US$2 billion a year, are processed in the Chennai office. When the bank commenced its Chennai operations, it was primarily restricted to processing. An analysis component was added later. See also Economy of Chennai References External links Official website
Xavier Institute of Management and Entrepreneurship

Xavier Institute of Management and Entrepreneurship (XIME) is a private business school with three fully residential campuses, in Bengaluru, Kochi and Chennai, all in India. XIME is currently being led by Anil J Philip as the President. The Institute pioneered the Association of BRICS Business Schools (ABBS, estd 2008) which is a platform for management education in Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa. XIME arranges international events in collaboration with seventeen partner institutions around the globe which is popularly known as Student Exchange Programme, including campus exchange programmes, faculty exchange programmes and an international study tour for its students. XIME took the initiative in formation of Association of BRICS Business Schools (ABBS), thus bringing together Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa. XIME offers a two-year PGDM course with specialization in Marketing, Finance, HR, Operations and Business Analytics. XIME Bengaluru also offers PGCM in Construction Management and Healthcare Management. Ranking Ranked 45th best in South India by Outlook-ICARE India MBA Rankings 2020 References