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KPDCL announces scheduled power shutdowns across Kashmir

Power supply to several areas to remain affected between October 27 and November 5

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October 24, 2026
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SRINAGAR: The Kashmir Power Distribution Corporation Limited (KPDCL) has announced scheduled power shutdowns on several 33 kV lines across Kashmir from October 27 to November 5, affecting electricity supply to various areas between 9 am and 3 pm.

According to the Chief Engineer, Distribution, KPDCL, shutdowns of the 33 kV Panzan Tapline, Budgam SIDCO Tapline, Budgam line and Ichgam line will affect power supply to Gudothoo, Panzan, Lalgam, Ranger, Kathairgund, Ichgam, Ichkoot, Choon, Budhbagh, Razwan, Kanir, Borwah, Hushroo, Zoohama, Hanjoora, Dadaompora, Ompora, SIDCO Housing Colony, Railway Station, NIFT, Budgam, Sebdan, Jawalapora and adjoining areas on October 28.

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The 33 kV Kremshore line will remain shut on October 28 and 31, affecting Old Kremshore, Arigam, Nunner, Shamsabad, Dreygam, Parnewa, Branwar, Sursyar, Raithan, Khansahib, Shinipora, Yarikhah and adjoining areas.

The 33 kV Khansahib Tapline will be shut on November 5, affecting Branwar, Sursyar, Khansahib, Sheenipora, Yarikhah, Gurweth, Raithan, Watred and adjoining areas. The 33 kV Branwar Tapline shutdown on November 3 will affect Branwar, Sursyar, Raithan, Watred and adjoining areas.

The 33 kV Beerwah Tapline will remain shut on October 27 and 29, affecting Sail, Gonsipora, Old Beerwah, Arwah, Najan, Chewdara, Beerwah Town, Sonpah, Hospital, Zanigam, Arizal, Raiyar, Doodhpathri, Khag, Poshker, Suresh, Sugen and adjoining areas.

The 33 kV Khag Tapline shutdown on November 2 will affect Khag, Poshkar, Suresh, Sujan and adjoining areas, while the 33 kV Arizal Tapline shutdown on November 3 and 5 will affect Arizal, Doodhpathri, Raiyar and adjoining areas.

The 33 kV Ahmadpora-Magam line will remain shut on October 27 and 29, affecting Mazhama, Old Sanoor, Aripanthan, Magam, Weriahama, Badren and adjoining areas. The 33 kV Watrehail line shutdown on October 28 and 31 and November 2 will affect Samsan, Parthan, Watrehail, Watrewani, Charangam, the PHE Substation and adjoining areas.

The 33 kV Chararisharief Tapline will be shut on October 29, affecting Kakawring, Yousmarg, Charisharief, Tilsera, Chrawni, Kanidajan and adjoining areas.

The shutdown of the 33 kV Badampora-Lar Tulmulla line and 33 kV Badampora-Kurhama Dab line on October 27 and 31 will affect Lar, Waliwar, Watlar, Repora, Tulmulla, Dangerpora, Theeru, Larsun, Kurhama, Youngoora, Barsoo, Old Dab, Checki Baba, Salun, Sainik School, Rabitar, Kondbal, GCET and adjoining areas.

The 33 kV Badampora-Wangipora-Safapora line and 33 kV Badampora-Army-Hakbara line will remain shut on October 28 and November 2, affecting Batwina, Nowgam, Wangipora, Waskura, Kharbagh, Sumbal, Nesbal, Hajin, Preng, Madwan, Banyar, Hakbara, Chendergeer and adjoining areas.

The 33 kV Nehalpora-Markundal line shutdown on November 1 and 4 will affect Markundal, Naidkhai, Sumbal, Gund Boon and adjoining areas. The 33 kV Shadipora-HMT line will remain shut on October 31 and November 3, affecting Shadipora, Trigam, Diver, Ganastan, Odina, Migrant Colony and adjoining areas.

The 33 kV LJHP-Peernia Transmission Line will be shut on October 27, 29 and 31, affecting Peernia and adjoining areas.

Meanwhile, the Chief Engineer informed that the scheduled shutdown of the 132/33 kV Grid Station Lassipora, including its 132 kV yard, 33 kV yard and transformer yard, on October 27 has been cancelled.

 

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