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Bhopal to Face Scheduled Power Cut on Nov 16 Across 48+ Areas
✍️ Udaipur Kiran
🗓 15 Nov 2026, 09:37 PM
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The Madhya Pradesh power utility has announced a planned electricity shutdown on November 16, affecting more than 48 areas of Bhopal. Residents are advised to check the detailed schedule released by the utility.
The Madhya Pradesh electricity board has issued a notice that a scheduled power cut will be implemented on November 16 across the capital city of Bhopal. The outage will affect over 48 localities, as detailed in the official schedule released by the utility.
The notice, first reported by Udaipur Kiran, lists the specific time slots for each affected area, allowing households and businesses to make necessary arrangements. Authorities have urged consumers to conserve electricity ahead of the cut and to keep backup power sources ready where possible.
No further disruptions are expected beyond the announced zones, and the utility has pledged to restore supply promptly after the maintenance work concludes. Residents can access the full schedule on the board’s website or through local news outlets.
The planned shutdown is part of routine maintenance aimed at upgrading the grid and preventing unscheduled outages in the future. Officials have emphasized that the temporary inconvenience will help improve overall reliability of power supply in the region.
Stakeholders are reminded to report any prolonged issues after the cut to the helpline provided in the schedule, ensuring swift response from the power department.
The notice, first reported by Udaipur Kiran, lists the specific time slots for each affected area, allowing households and businesses to make necessary arrangements. Authorities have urged consumers to conserve electricity ahead of the cut and to keep backup power sources ready where possible.
No further disruptions are expected beyond the announced zones, and the utility has pledged to restore supply promptly after the maintenance work concludes. Residents can access the full schedule on the board’s website or through local news outlets.
The planned shutdown is part of routine maintenance aimed at upgrading the grid and preventing unscheduled outages in the future. Officials have emphasized that the temporary inconvenience will help improve overall reliability of power supply in the region.
Stakeholders are reminded to report any prolonged issues after the cut to the helpline provided in the schedule, ensuring swift response from the power department.