Karnataka power consumers can get connection within 24 hours from October 29
The Hindu
Energy Minister Sunil Kumar to launch Janasnehi Vidyuth Sevegalu scheme
Karnataka’s Energy Department has launched Janasnehi Vidyuth Sevegalu, a scheme under which a new power connection can be availed of within 24 hours through an online application.
The new services, which will be available in all the energy supplying companies of the State, are set to be launched on Friday by Energy Minister V. Sunil Kumar.
The scheme pertains to four sets of services, including new connections which will be available within 24 hours for domestic and commercial consumers if there is no requirement for expansion or alteration of the existing power network in the area. Also, the demand for power load should not be more than 18 kW for such consumers to avail of the facility within 24 hours, said an official release.
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