India - Tamil nadu - powercut

hello ravi, Since summer is fast approaching,power cut-off will also be a common problem here in our country. There will be scheduled power cut-off once a week in every cities here in metro. The power cut-off usually takes 4 to 8 hours in a day (once a week) It's too bad when the cut-off schedule comes at night (duh) Have a good day

Most cities in India are having this problem of power cuts. In fact I think in all villages there is already a four hour power cut everyday. It will be difficult for these children to manage their studies. They will have to study only when the power is there and adjust their days accordingly. People in remote villages are already managing with a four hour power cut since many years.

Power cuts are common in India ,not only in tamilnadu. Lack of power is one of major problems in our country .A serious effort by our government can only improve the power situation in India. Its really hard to work without electricity today since most of present day gadgets work with electricity. Here at my place which is in NCR(national capital region) region and I face power cut of 2-6 hrs every day .Yes during election time it comes down . Hare Krishna Ganesh

Where we live there have never been brownouts and that is something that I'm really happy about because I don't think that it would be something that I would be able to deal with too well. However, there have been some ice storms that have happened in our area that will cut off our power for days at a time and it is virtually impossible to find a generator when this happens. The last time that it happened we went and got an invertor and used that to power a television and a lamp in the living room so we wouldn't be in total darkness.

Though the power cut is necessary as we INDIANS don't have huge amount for generation of electricity. Also power cut is necessary to give some slow down in each area. I don't think if the powercut is of 2 hours then all the 2 hors will be at same time. There might be 1 hour session of 2 in chenaai. SO might it be 2-2 of each in suburbs. About inverters not everyone can afford it. If they those who can then they will have to pay extra charges for that as it reachrges from the electricxity supply and hence to pay that in bill. IF the powercut is in night then there is problem for chindren in study but in day they may manage it. Also there are so many people who didn't read in power they use kerosen lamps etc.

Ohhh in chennai only 2 hours power cut but in Nagpur 4 to 6 hours power cut. Really now in exam days it is very hard for students. How can they do the study. I think this problem in everywhere in India. Now inverter is the alternative solution but everyone cant bear the cost if inverter. Like 10000/-

One of my friends told me thta Trichy is to have eight hours of powercut. I really shudder to contemplate this during summer. Preserving milk, cooking, many domestic activities suffer when there is so much of power cut.