After the Uttarakhand Jal Vidyut Nigam Ltd's (UJVNL's) two major hydel projects, it is now the turn of NTPC's 600 Mw Lohari Nagpala to face the wrath of the fasting environmentalist G D Agrawal, who shifted base from Uttarkashi to New Delhi today.

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