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    Bihar Sees Protests Over Electricity Tariff, LPG Shortage, and Political Allegations

    Patna, April 3 Congress activists held a protest here on Friday against the Bihar government's Time of Day power tariff scheme and the alleged shortage of LPG cylinders across the state.Protestors also burned an effigy of Prime Minister Narendra Modi at Income Tax Golambar here as part of the...
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    Rajasthan Commission Approves Tariff Stability Measures

    Jaipur, April 2 The Rajasthan Electricity Regulatory Commission has decided not to increase electricity tariffs for the financial year 2026-27, providing relief to over 1.75 crore consumers in the state.The commission issued the order after hearing the annual revenue requirement and tariff...
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    CM Fadnavis Unveils Plans to Lower Electricity Costs & Boost Industrial Environment

    Mumbai, March 28: In a move to "ease doing business," Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis announced significant reforms to the state's industrial licensing process on Saturday.Of the 33 previously required mandatory permissions, 20 have now been shifted to a self-certification model...
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    Mahavitaran Tariff Cut: Consumers to See Savings from April 1

    Mumbai, March 27 For consumers in Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Company (Mahavitaran) who use up to 100 units per month, the average tariff will decrease from ₹7.31 to ₹7.10.Over five years, the electricity tariff for this category is set to decline by 26 per cent. Prior to the...
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    JSERC Approves Tariff Hike for Jharkhand Consumers

    Ranchi, March 25 The Jharkhand State Electricity Regulatory Commission announced a 6.12 per cent increase in power tariffs on Wednesday, which will come into effect next month.However, this increase will not apply to domestic consumers who are currently receiving free electricity up to 200...
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    Electricity Rates to Vary by Time in Bihar

    Patna, March 25 The Bihar government has issued an order stating that all electricity consumers with smart meters will have to pay a higher rate during peak evening hours, as the Bihar government is implementing the Time of Day (ToD) scheme from April 1, an official said on Wednesday.The ToD...
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    Power Tariff Freeze: OERC Confirms No Rate Increases for Domestic Users

    Bhubaneswar, March 24 The Odisha Electricity Regulatory Commission (OERC) announced on Tuesday that there would be no increase in power tariffs for domestic consumers for the fifth consecutive year in 2026-27.OERC Secretary Priyabrata Patnaik said the Commission held public hearings in...
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    Mahavitaran's Initiatives Lead to Reduced Electricity Costs in Maharashtra

    Mumbai, March 17 – Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis told the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday that, due to a series of measures, the electricity rates of the state-run power distribution company, Mahavitaran (Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Company Limited), will decrease...
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    Maharashtra Assembly Debate Highlights Official Presence

    Mumbai, March 10 – Maharashtra Legislative Assembly Speaker Rahul Narwekar issued a stern warning to the bureaucracy on Tuesday, stating that the House is fully empowered to take appropriate action if secretary-level officers are found absent from the gallery during crucial legislative...
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    Punjab Reduces Electricity Rates for Consumers and Industry

    Chandigarh, March 6 Electricity tariffs have been reduced by up to Rs 1.50 per unit for domestic consumers and up to 79 paise for commercial users as the power regulator, Punjab State Electricity Regulatory Commission (PSERC), announced a new tariff order for 2026-27, to be implemented from...
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    Punjab Reduces Power Rates for Households and Businesses

    Chandigarh, March 6 – In a major relief for households, businesses, and industries across Punjab, electricity tariffs were reduced on Friday across all consumer categories, bringing down power rates by up to Rs 1.5 per unit for domestic consumers, up to 79 paise per unit for commercial users...
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    Domestic and Commercial Consumers Benefit from Lower Tariffs

    Chandigarh, March 6 Punjab Power Minister Sanjeev Arora announced on Friday that the power tariff for domestic consumers has been reduced by 70 paise per unit, and for commercial consumers, it has been reduced by up to 79 paise per unit.The new power tariff will come into effect from April 1...
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