I appreciate the initiatives from our Government of distributing LEDs with comparatively low cost (i.e.Rs 85/- each) at Electricity office.However, many people are not aware of it. I suggest we can advertise it more. So, it can reach to all. Also, the price is still more compare to a 100 watt bulb available in market.
We must have a plan to give it with subsidized price for first 2-3 bulbs. So, everyone can realize the benefit of LEDs compare to traditional bulbs.#LEDs,#EnergyConservation

Respected Sir,
Most of Electricity use in urban area, for this I would like to suggest use of prepaid elect. meter made compulsory in urban & town area, if prepaid meter service coming in existence, everyone try to save electricity and automatically prefer LED bulb & use this. I think in this case there is no need to more publicity. In Rural area I insist to made awareness through school and colleges by organizing various prog & provide LED through retailer at discounted rate/through govt shop

Government should provide LEDs on reasonable price in local Area from local body like post office, nearest police station, community hospitals etc. Few shops to be chosen on minimum commission basis (As Rly, Ticket).

Production of LED lights in India is to be encouraged for reducing its initial manufacturing cost, increasing employment and saving environment through financial incentives to research / technology transfer and industrial sector growth.

Hello Good morning to all
1.First thing is we have to start using LED's in Schools & Colleges so that children's will inspire and they will bring change in there home.
2.Yes second is street lights & public places.

Thank you

Firstly please provide us electricity than we use LED's .only 2 hrs electricity in day (11 am to 1 pm) how can we manange in such summer season. In india most of the villages not getting electricity than why should you say india tarakke kr rha hai. Yaar itni garmi ho rahi hai or poore din me only 2 ghante light aati hai..cities ka development krne se bharat ka vikas nhi hoga uske gaon or kissan logo ke baare me bhi socho..ek to fasal ke daam kum upr se light bhi nhi aati gaon me are maar do hume

1. Put pressure on electric bulb manufacturers to produce only LED's, and in parallel give 1 rupee off per unit consumption of electricity if anyone having all LED bulbs in their house.
2. Govt advertisement on all media, TV, radio newspaper to encourage LED lights, even on private news/commertial channels

small shopkeepers and small private offices may also get low priced LED bulbs

Every Consumer knows the power efficiency of LEDs but still don't prefer it due to its high initial cost. But giving the Leds at subsidiary rate will make burden at the government. Therefore government should provide the LEDs through EMI to the existing Electricity Consumer with a time period of the EMI equal to the Warranty of the LEDs so that even if the LEDs get dead neither the consumer nor government having loss and the EMI amount should be added to the electricity bill of every month.

1. All Govt offices, Shops must have LED lights
2. All street, Public places and advt boards must have LED
3. Prices have to come down
4. Low quality LEDs are spoiling
5. Awareness must increase
6. Put up exchange offers to move to LEDs
7. Advise on the right wattage to be used for rooms
8. Provide some x% of discount on bill to encourage
9. Provide quality power to increase life of LED's
10. High cost is a deterrent to move to LED