BAGHDAD — Some people never complain about Baghdad's daily power outages.
Wathiq Hassoun, 31, is one of a number of entrepreneurs who operate large generators and sell electricity to entire neighborhoods. "It's a great business," says Hassoun, who started his career shortly after the U.S.-led invasion in 2003. His profits have allowed him to buy two houses, one of which he rents out. here
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Ya, but india you can do that only illegally.
Suppose there is a huge complex, with several buildings - and it decides to have a captive power plant, it can distribute it to buildings only on the same side of the road. The private power cables arent allowed to cross the road!
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