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Unscheduled power cuts to haunt Benglureans till Oct.All you need to know about Delhi's 1st monkeypox case.Why not underground cables? RWAs ask discom MD at meet.Noida logs 69 new Covid cases Ghaziabad reports 17.No upkeep, vacant plots in Delta 2 turn dumpsites, Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority faces fire.He also directed the pruning of trees, adding that “there is no shortage of staff in Noida”. The MD assured the RWAs that officials would replace the rusted poles, feeder lines, junction or panel boxes, meter boxes, etc., in a time-bound manner. This situation needs fundamental improvement,” he said. “Revenue collection is highest in Noida, but the power supply is poor. Bangari also acknowledged that while Noida faces minimum line loss compared to other districts and areas of UP, the power infrastructure requires improvement. He noted the problem and directed the officials concerned to address it,” said Jain. As soon as the IC fails, the meter reading increases suddenly, which is a big problem for residents. “I told him (Bangari) that the quality of electricity meters is bad. It’s high time for a solution such as laying underground cables.” KK Jain, secretary general, FONRWA, apprised the officials about the individual sector issues, with the snag points noted by Bangari, who then gave necessary instructions to the power officials. While updating the senior power officials on the situation, Sharma said, “Wires break in the slightest storm, leading to power shutdowns for hours.

FONRWA president Yogendra Sharma apprised Bangari that the power problem is getting worse in the city and requires urgent and effective redressal. He also assured the RWAs that he would direct the transmission department to stop pre-emptive power shutdowns during slight rainfall. The MD further directed all executive engineers (EEs) to increase the load of transformers wherever possible and hold quarterly meetings with area RWAs, while directing sub-divisional officers (SDOs) to meet with the RWAs once a month to seek updates on power issues. Once approved, officials will complete the works within four to five months. He also intimated to the RWAs that a Rs 32 crore proposal by the Noida electricity department for necessary up-gradation of the power infrastructure is pending approval.

At the meeting in the FONRWA office in Sector 52, the RWAs demanded underground cables to solve the problems, which, Bangari said, he could not promise but would take up with the Noida Authority. NOIDA: Over 75 RWAs under the banner of the Federation of Noida Residents Welfare Associations (FONRWA) held a meeting with Pashchimanchal Vidyut Vitran Nigam Limited (PVVNL) managing director Arvind Mallapa Bangari late Saturday evening in the presence of senior and junior power officials, raising issues such as power cuts during slight rain or thundershower, deteriorating electrical infrastructure in the city, and frequent-to-long outages during peak summer seasons.

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