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Adani Electricity Offers Temporary Connections for Navratri and Durga Puja Pandals

In preparation for the festive season, Adani Electricity has simplified the process for Navratri and Durga Puja organizers to obtain temporary electricity connections for their pandals. Reinforcing its commitment to safety, reliability and customer convenience, the utility is ensuring the release of temporary connections within 48 hours of receiving complete applications. During the recent Ganesh…

Adani Electricity Offers Temporary Connections for Navratri and Durga Puja Pandals

During the upcoming Navratri and Durga Puja festivities, Adani Electricity aims to make it easier for organizers to set up temporary electricity connections for pandals. The company has streamlined its application process, promising to deliver temporary connections within 48 hours of receiving full applications.

Last year, Adani Electricity successfully supplied power to more than 600 Navratri and Durga Puja pandals throughout its service area. This year, the utility is stepping up its efforts with additional floodlights at these festive sites. Their spokesperson highlighted that 850 floodlights will be installed at various locations, ensuring a safer experience for attendees.

For those applying for temporary connections, the process is now entirely online. Interested parties can visit Adani Electricity's website, select the ‘New Connection’ section, and proceed with the application. The spokesperson emphasized the company's dedication to safety and reliability, especially during such important celebrations.

To ensure safety, Adani Electricity advises organizers to hire licensed electrical contractors for installations, use approved electrical materials, and avoid overloading. They are also deploying Quick Response Teams to swiftly address any disruptions. Mumbai is set to celebrate these festivals with enhanced power supply and safety measures in place.

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