Delhi’s government approves a scheme to provide free rooftop solar panels to about 2.3 lakh households. Under the plan, participating homes receive solar panels at no cost, with the scheme designed to support electricity generation for residential consumers.
The outlets describe the program as a zero-cost initiative and connect it to a target timeline. One report says the scheme aims to cover roughly 2.3 lakh households by March 2027, while another specifies the benefit as electricity consumption up to a threshold of 400 units. Both accounts frame the measure as part of Delhi’s broader effort to expand solar power at the household level.
While the core details—free solar panels for approximately 2.3 lakh homes—are consistent, the two reports emphasize different practical aspects. One highlights the overall approval and number of households with a focus on coverage by a set deadline, while the other emphasizes how the solar benefit is tied to residential electricity usage up to 400 units.
