Hidden in Faridabad, 30 kilometers from Delhi’s hustle, lies the Faridabad Thermal Power Plant. This isn’t your typical tourist spot. It’s a place of intriguing history. It started with three 60-megawatt units, totaling 180 megawatts, fueled by coal. The Faridabad Thermal Power Plant hummed with energy, powering homes and industries. Over time, units 1 and 3 aged. They were eventually phased out. By 2017, the entire plant was decommissioned. Now silent, it stands as a reminder of Faridabad’s industrial past. The plant’s story mirrors the city’s growth and changing energy landscape.
Frank Anthony Public School
Did you ever imagine a school named after a single person? Right here before us stands the Frank Anthony Public