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Punjab Offers One-Time Settlement Scheme For Defaulting Power Consumers
The Punjab government has brought a one-time settlement scheme for power consumers who have defaulted on their bill payments.
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Over 1,500 Schools In Maharashtra District Lose Power After Defaulting On Bills
The Maharashtra State Electricity Board (MSEB) has stopped power supply to over 1,500 schools in Maharashtra's Raigad district over non-payment of dues, an official said on Tuesday.
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"Electricity Not Free": Maharashtra Minister Threatens To Cut Power Supply Of Defaulters
His comments come at a time when farmers in the state have been protesting against electricity bills. Mr Raut, however, has made his intentions clear that power supply will be cut off if bills are not paid on time.
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AAP's 50% waiver on power bills to Delhi defaulters on hold
The Delhi High Court today stayed the Aam Aadmi Party cabinet's decision to provide 50 per cent waiver to power bill defaulters who did not pay for electricity between October 2012 and April 2013.
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From AAP, a big reward for those who defaulted on electricity bills
People in Delhi who refused to pay inflated bills and joined Arvind Kejriwal's campaign against power distribution companies last year will now be rewarded - they will have to pay only half their bills, without any penalty.
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Punjab Offers One-Time Settlement Scheme For Defaulting Power Consumers
The Punjab government has brought a one-time settlement scheme for power consumers who have defaulted on their bill payments.
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Over 1,500 Schools In Maharashtra District Lose Power After Defaulting On Bills
The Maharashtra State Electricity Board (MSEB) has stopped power supply to over 1,500 schools in Maharashtra's Raigad district over non-payment of dues, an official said on Tuesday.
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"Electricity Not Free": Maharashtra Minister Threatens To Cut Power Supply Of Defaulters
His comments come at a time when farmers in the state have been protesting against electricity bills. Mr Raut, however, has made his intentions clear that power supply will be cut off if bills are not paid on time.
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AAP's 50% waiver on power bills to Delhi defaulters on hold
The Delhi High Court today stayed the Aam Aadmi Party cabinet's decision to provide 50 per cent waiver to power bill defaulters who did not pay for electricity between October 2012 and April 2013.
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From AAP, a big reward for those who defaulted on electricity bills
People in Delhi who refused to pay inflated bills and joined Arvind Kejriwal's campaign against power distribution companies last year will now be rewarded - they will have to pay only half their bills, without any penalty.
