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Delhi Power Demand Hits Record 8,748 MW as Heatwave Grips City

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Delhi recorded its highest-ever peak power demand of 8,748 MW on Monday, according to officials. The surge was driven by intense heatwave conditions sweeping across the city. This figure surpasses all previous peak demand records for the capital. Authorities confirmed the data as residents increasingly rely on cooling appliances amid the extreme heat.

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