Power Cut in Bhilwara Today, October 26: Areas to Face 8 AM–1 PM Electricity Shutdown
Bhilwara, October 26, 2026: Several areas of Bhilwara will face scheduled power cuts on Monday due to electricity maintenance work. Power supply will remain disrupted from 8 AM to 1 PM in several localities, while Pur, Bapu Nagar and other areas will experience a shorter shutdown from 8 AM to 12 noon.
Power Cut
Power Cut from 8 AM to 12 Noon
City Second Feeder Areas
According to AVVNL Assistant Engineer Neeraj Sharma, electricity supply through the 11 kV City Second feeder will remain suspended in the following areas:
Purana Bapu Nagar, Karmachari Colony, Beema Hospital, P&T Circle, Nakoda Circle, Bapu Nagar Vegetable Market, Community Hall, New Era Public School, areas around Guruji Ki Hotel, Pur Road, H and I Sectors of Bapu Nagar and other areas connected to the City Second feeder.
Nursing Dwara Feeder Areas
Power supply through the 11 kV Nursing Dwara feeder will also remain suspended in the following localities:
Khel Mohalla, Vishnoi Mohalla, Nursing Dwara, Mali Mohalla, Harijan Basti, Mundra Hospital, Pur Bus Stand, Teliyon Ki Badi, Amrit Chowk, Devli Road and the Nursing Dwara area.
Power Cut from 8 AM to 1 PM
The following areas will face a five-hour electricity shutdown:
Tilak Nagar (all sectors), Krishna Kunj, Riddhi Siddhi Enclave, Adarsh Vihar, Gokul Vihar, Radhe Nagar, Shri Vihar, Imperial Prime, Adarsh Nagar, Bhawani Nagar, Apna Ghar Yojana, Madina Colony, Bhura Vihar, Dada Bari, Bakta Baba Road, Siddhivinayak Hospital, Koli Mohalla, Dhan Mandi, Panchmukhi Darbar, Tejaji Chowk, Khatik Mohalla, Junawas, Sheetla Mata Temple, Eeras, Om Nagar, Alija Nagar, Haled, Ring Road, Sadar Police Station, Dev Chhaya, all sectors of Nehru Vihar and surrounding areas.
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