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Assembly Elections 2016: Supporters and Flags Decorate City Streets

Counting has started

Assembly Elections 2016: Supporters and Flags Decorate City Streets

Counting has started in West Bengal, Assam, Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Puducherry and the crowd is up and about supporting their leaders.

Supporters flash victory sign outside Tamil Nadu chief minister Jayalalithaa's Poes Garden.

Assembly Elections 2016: Supporters and Flags Decorate City Streets

Jayalalithaa looks set to keep Tamil Nadu, AIADMK supporters celebrate.

Assembly Elections 2016: Supporters and Flags Decorate City Streets

Supporters celebrate outside Jayalalithaa's residence as trends show AIADMK leading in Tamil Nadu.

(Image Courtesy: ANI)

Assembly Elections 2016: Supporters and Flags Decorate City Streets

Supporters celebrate outside Mamata Banerjee's residence in Kolkata. The mood is upbeat.

(Image Courtesy: ANI)

Assembly Elections 2016: Supporters and Flags Decorate City Streets

Outside West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee's home in Kolkata, it's a sea of blue.

Assembly Elections 2016: Supporters and Flags Decorate City Streets

Slogans being shouted outside Mamata Banerjee's house: Thanda, thanda, cool, cool/Ghore ghore Trinamool (Trinamool in every house).

Assembly Elections 2016: Supporters and Flags Decorate City Streets

A poster of Didi outside her Kolkata home.

Assembly Elections 2016: Supporters and Flags Decorate City Streets

BJP's O. Rajagopal arriving at party office in Thiruvananthapuram.

Assembly Elections 2016: Supporters and Flags Decorate City Streets

CPI(M)'s Surjya Kanta Mishra arrives at the party headquarters at Alimuddin Street, Kolkata.

Assembly Elections 2016: Supporters and Flags Decorate City Streets

All quiet at the Congress office in West Bengal on counting day.

Assembly Elections 2016: Supporters and Flags Decorate City Streets

Supporters in Thiruvananthapuram watch Kerala election results at BJP headquarters.

Assembly Elections 2016: Supporters and Flags Decorate City Streets

An area in Guwahati decorated with BJP flags.

Assembly Elections 2016: Supporters and Flags Decorate City Streets

A scene outside the DMK office in Chennai.

About The Campaign

About The Campaign

NDTV in partnership with Luminous has launched an awareness campaign ‘Be A Bijli Donor’ to promote the idea of ‘save power for more power’. The idea is to conserve energy today in order to get more power tomorrow.

 

We inherently know that saving energy results in low energy bills, but we also need to understand that a unit of energy saved today makes it available for people still living in the dark or facing regular power cuts.

 

Saving power or conserving energy is about knowing the sources of energy, and areas of wastage and thereby eliminating these through technology and lifestyle changes. For instance, a 100 W (Watt) incandescent (ICL) bulb can be replaced with a 9 W LED bulb offering similar performance in terms of light output, but at far lower consumption of energy.

 

While a 100 W ICL bulb, used for four hours a day, consumes 146 units of energy per year, a 9 W LED bulb requires only 13.5 units per year. Clearly, switching to LED is a smart choice as it provides the same output while consuming 90 per cent less energy.

 

The focus of the campaign is to instill the idea of ‘save power for more power’ and in order to do so, the initiative will create awareness about energy efficient products and services, smart ways to reduce power consumption, alternate sources of energy like solar energy and the need to conserve energy. The idea is to address the rising need for energy conservation in India.

 

As part of the campaign, we will highlight the stories of individuals and organisations who are championing the cause of energy conservation by switching to renewable sources of energy, adopting innovations to reduce energy consumption while enjoying the same output. The initiative will provide a platform for all stakeholders to share their ideas and work towards the common goal of, ‘Save power for more power’.