<h1>Ten Indian States Get Rs. 28,204 Crore for Power Reforms to Boost Efficiency and Transparency in 2021-22.</h1> Ten states in India have been granted additional borrowing permission of Rs. 28,204 crore for implementing power sector reforms in 2021-22. This initiative, under the Ministry of Finance, aims to improve operational and economic efficiency in the power sector. States like Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, and Uttar Pradesh received significant allocations. The reforms include assuming responsibility for power distribution company losses, financial transparency, and compliance with legal requirements. States are evaluated on criteria such as metered electricity consumption and subsidy payments. An incentive of Rs. 1,22,551 crore is available for similar reforms in 2022-23.