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Congress President Rahul Gandhi on Monday took a train ride from Bilaspur to Raipur in Chhattisgarh and interacted with the passengers and said that his Bharat Jodo Yatra continues. Rahul Gandhi in a post on Facebook said, «Bharat Jodo journey continues… A short train journey from Bilaspur to Raipur — During the journey, I got a chance to meet many fellow travelers and had a lot of conversations.» Earlier in the day, the Congress leader addressed a public meeting in poll bound Chhattisgarh. Rahul Gandhi was accompanied with Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel, state incharge Kumari Selja and others. He also interacted with the train passengers during his journey. Earlier in the day, Rahul Gandhi while addressing a public meeting in Bilaspur, he asked the Prime Minister Narendra Modi why he was afraid of the caste census in the country. He also said that caste census is like an x-ray of the country's social fabric which is important to ensure everybody's due participation in the decision making process.

euro zone bond yields rose on Monday — with Germany's 10-year yield hitting its highest since 2011 — as investors continued to adjust to the new «higher-for-longer» interest rate stance of the world's biggest central banks. Germany's 10-year government bond yield was last up 6 basis points (bps) at 2.79% after reaching its highest level since July 2011 at 2.811%. Yields rise when prices fall, and vice versa. The ECB raised interest rates to a record high of 4% on Sept. 14.

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R K Singh on Monday said India will achieve its 500 GW renewable energy target before the 2030 deadline. Addressing FICCI's India Energy Transition Summit 2023, Singh also said had India not lost two years due to COVID-19, the nation would have achieved 50 per cent of its power generation capacity from RE non-fossil fuels, by now. India has 424 GW of power generation capacity which includes around 180 GW from non-fossil fuels and another 88 GW is in the works, the minister said. The country has a target of 500 GW of renewable energy capacity by 2030. «We will achieve 500 GW of renewable energy (RE) well before 2030,» he said. Singh also said India's energy transition programme is at the top in the world.