Lmao DW is so funny according to them pak is ahead of india in solar power and even when they reported on solar power of BRICS countries they only mentioned China and Brazil and not India which is the second has Largest capacity and second largest producer of solar panels
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Solar Power Capacity in India 🇮🇳 2000 ⟶ ☀️ 0.00 GW 🇮🇳 2001 ⟶ ☀️ 0.00 GW 🇮🇳 2002 ⟶ ☀️ 0.00 GW 🇮🇳 2003 ⟶ ☀️ 0.00 GW 🇮🇳 2004 ⟶ ☀️ 0.00 GW 🇮🇳 2005 ⟶ ☀️ 0.00 GW 🇮🇳 2006 ⟶ ☀️ 0.00 GW 🇮🇳 2007 ⟶ ☀️ 0.00 GW 🇮🇳 2008 ⟶ ☀️ 0.00 GW 🇮🇳 2009 ⟶ ☀️ 0.02 GW 🇮🇳 2010 ⟶ ☀️ 0.16 GW 🇮🇳 2011 ⟶ ☀️ 0.46 GW 🇮🇳 2012 ⟶ ☀️ 1.21 GW 🇮🇳 2013 ⟶ ☀️ 2.63 GW 🇮🇳 2014 ⟶ ☀️ 2.87 GW 🇮🇳 2015 ⟶ ☀️ 5.05 GW 🇮🇳 2016 ⟶ ☀️ 9.01 GW 🇮🇳 2017 ⟶ ☀️ 16.61 GW 🇮🇳 2018 ⟶ ☀️ 25.21 GW 🇮🇳 2019 ⟶ ☀️ 34.63 GW 🇮🇳 2020 ⟶ ☀️ 38.79 GW 🇮🇳 2021 ⟶ ☀️ 49.34 GW 🇮🇳 2022 ⟶ ☀️ 63.30 GW 🇮🇳 2023 ⟶ ☀️ 73.32 GW 🇮🇳 2024 ⟶ ☀️ 97.86 GW 🇮🇳 2025 ⟶ ☀️ 135.46 GW 🇮🇳 2026 ⟶ ☀️ 157.05 GW Source: Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE), Central Electricity Authority (CEA) & National Power Portal.
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