To understand just how much Indians pay for power, TOI studied power tariffs for 52 of India’s 53 million-plus urban agglomerations based on the latest tariff orders of state electricity regulatory boards that cover over 50 such cities. The only city we had to leave out for dearth of data was Srinagar. Our analysis shows that consumers in Maharashtra have the highest power bills across all categories of consumption while Delhi has the most progressive tariff structure, rewarding low electricity consumption while levying exponentially higher fares for higher rates of power usage.

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