Experiencing a power cut in Delhi? Report it below to help others in your area, check live outage reports across the state, or call your distribution company. Electricity in Delhi is distributed by BSES Rajdhani / BSES Yamuna / Tata Power-DDL.
Report a power outage in Delhi
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Report a fault to BSES / TPDDL
To report a power cut or no-supply complaint in Delhi, call the electricity complaint helpline 19123. The number 1912 is the national power-supply complaint line and is routed to your local distribution company.
DISCOM helplines in Delhi
- BSES (BRPL & BYPL): 19123
- Tata Power-DDL (North/North-West Delhi): 19124
Power outages by city in Delhi
Select your city to see live outage reports and report a power cut in your area.
What to do during a power cut in Delhi
- Check whether it is just your home — ask a neighbour or look at the street. If only your house is affected, check your MCB or fuse box first.
- Report the outage — submit the form above or call the complaint helpline so your DISCOM logs the fault for your area.
- Unplug sensitive appliances — switch off ACs, refrigerators and electronics to protect them from voltage surges when supply returns.
- Keep the fridge closed — a closed refrigerator keeps food cold for several hours during a power cut.
- Use torches, not candles — battery torches and charged power banks are safer than open flames.
Common causes of power cuts in Delhi
Weather and monsoon
Heavy rain, storms, cyclones and lightning frequently damage overhead lines and trip feeders.
Load shedding
During peak demand, DISCOMs may carry out scheduled load shedding to balance the grid.
Maintenance
Planned works on transformers and substations are usually announced in advance by the distribution company.
Equipment faults
Transformer failures, cable faults and tripping can cause localised outages in a single locality.