Apply for New Electricity Connection : New Delhi Municipal Council

Organization : New Delhi Municipal Council
Facility :Apply for New Electricity Connection

Home Page :https://www.ndmc.gov.in/
Register here : http://ccb.ndmc.gov.in:6702/NewConnection/init.do
Check Status : http://ccb.ndmc.gov.in:6702/NewConnection/onlineSearchCall.do

Apply for New Electricity Connection
** Enter Applicant’s Name
** Enter Occupation :
** Enter Supply Address House No ,Street ,Colony/Area ,City & Pin code
* *Enter Office Address House No Street Colony/Area City & Pin code :
** Category of Electricity Usage :*
** Purpose Of Connection
** Install your own Bureau of Indian Standards approved meter
** Particulars of the premises to be connected

Note :
In case of multi-storey building, floor wise details shall be provided on the separate sheet.

Requirement of Load :
Electric Points/No. Of Points /Wattage Per Point /Total Wattage k.w
(a) Light Load
(b) Power Load(Non A.C.)
(c) Power Load(A.C.)
(d) Lift

Documents to be submitted :-
** Passport size photograph of applicant.
** Electrical contractor Certificate for Internal Wiring (in the prescribed form)
** Fire Fighting/Lift safety Certificate(Wherever applicable)
** Address Proof (Any one of the following)
a) Electoral Identity Card
b) Passport
c) Driving License
d) Ration Card
e) Photo Identity Card issued by any Govt.Ageny
** AFFIDAVIT Form to be downloaded, filled and must be attested by Notary Public with Rs 5 Stamp
** DECLARATION/UNDERTAKING (Enclosure to ANNEXE-I) Form to be downloaded and filled.

Check Status :
Enter Application Id for Geeting your Registeration Status

About Us :
Delhi Set-up had recommended that a fresh law governing NDMC should be passed by the Parliament for proper organization and functioning of the New Delhi Municipal Council. Consequent upon enforcement of Constitution (Seventy Fourth Amendment) Act, several provisions in Punjab Municipal Act, 1911 had to be brought in tune with Part IXA of the Constitution before 31st May, 1994. Furthermore, there were several major differences between various functional regimes prescribed under the old law governing NDMC in comparison to the Delhi Municipal Corporation Act, 1957. It was generally recognized that there was need for a greater measure of commonality in the procedure adopted by the Municipal Corporation of Delhi and the New Delhi Municipal Council in matters relating to taxation, revenue, budgeting, contracts, accounts and audits, streets and sanitation, public health, public safety and suppression of nuisances etc.