Ujala Scheme 2026 - Order LED Bulb, Tubelight and Fan through CSC Digital Seva Portal

Ujala Scheme (Unnat Jyoti by Affordable LEDs for All) is a central government scheme run by Energy Efficiency Services Limited (EESL) under the Ministry of Power. It offers LED bulbs, LED tubelights and energy efficient ceiling fans to domestic consumers at the same price. People can place orders for these appliances through the Common Service Centers (CSC) at the Digital Seva Portal.

Under the scheme, orders must be placed in multiples of 50 for LED bulbs, 20 for LED tubelights and 4 for fans. VLEs (Village Level Entrepreneurs) place the orders through the Digital Seva Portal, and the stock is collected from the nearest EESL center. The Ujala Dashboard can be checked at ujala.gov.in.

What is Ujala Scheme - Complete Details

Prime Minister Narendra Modi described the LED bulb as "Prakash Path" or "way to light". A simple act of changing one light bulb to LED at the South Block Prime Minister's office started a movement across the country for the same change. The scheme is part of the central government's efforts to spread the message of energy efficiency in the country.

Ujala scheme aims to promote efficient use of energy at the residential level; improve the awareness of consumers about the benefits of using energy efficient appliances and bring together demand to reduce the high initial costs, thus helping higher use of LED lights by residential users. The scheme was initially called DELP (Domestic Efficient Lighting Program) and was relaunched as Ujala.

As of August 2026, EESL has distributed over 36.87 crore LED bulbs, 72.18 lakh LED tubelights and 23.59 lakh energy efficient fans across India. This has resulted in estimated energy savings of about 48.88 billion kWh per year, avoided peak demand of about 9,789 MW and annual savings of about Rs. 19,334 crore in consumer electricity bills.

Eligibility Criteria for Purchase of LEDs

Every domestic household with a metered connection from their respective Electricity Distribution Company is eligible to get LED bulbs under the Ujala scheme. The consumer can buy the LED on EMI payment (monthly or bimonthly installments in the electricity bill) or on upfront payment by paying the full amount. The consumer needs to carry the following documents to get the Ujala LED bulb:

1. For EMI - Copy of the latest electricity bill and a copy of government authorized ID proof.
2. For Upfront - Copy of government authorized ID proof.

Where and How to Procure LED Bulbs in Ujala Scheme

Ujala LED bulbs are distributed through special counters (kiosks) set up at designated places in a city. These are not available at retail stores. The location details of the distribution counters are available at www.ujala.gov.in, where the locations are geo-tagged for consumer convenience.

Ujala Scheme Highlights

Objectives of Ujala Scheme

Central government has launched this scheme to fulfill the following objectives:

• Creating awareness about energy efficiency across the country.
• To promote efficient use of energy at the resident level.
• Bringing together demand for use of energy efficient appliances.
• To reduce the initial cost to help higher uptake of LED lights.

Now with the introduction of LED tubelights and fans along with the bulbs, central government wants to help people meet these objectives.

How to Access Ujala LED Bulb / Fan / Tubelight Dashboard

The direct link to access the Ujala LED Bulb / Fan / Tubelight Dashboard is given here. You can hit at the link - EESL Ujala Dashboard

Price of Appliances in Ujala Scheme

Ujala appliances can be purchased at Rs. 70 per LED bulb, Rs. 220 per LED tubelight and Rs. 1110 per fan. The price of appliances includes components such as price of bulb, distribution, awareness cost, which is discovered through competitive bidding, Annual Maintenance Cost (AMC), cost of capital and administrative costs.

Replacement and Warranty of LEDs in Ujala Scheme

If the LED bulb stops working due to a technical defect, EESL provides free replacement for a period of one year. All replacements are done through designated replacement or distribution kiosks as mentioned on www.ujala.gov.in. During the distribution period these LEDs can be replaced from any of the Ujala kiosks. Post distribution, there are state specific replacement drives that will indicate the retail shops or locations where replacement will be available.

Ujala Scheme Complaint Registration Process

There are 4 types of complaint help mechanisms available to the consumer:

1. Complaints during distribution can be addressed at the distribution agency's customer care center number which is publicised in the advertisements and awareness drives. A toll-free helpline number, corresponding to the manufacturer, is printed on the Ujala LED bulb box as well as the payment receipt. Once the duration of the distribution is over, the consumers can contact the respective manufacturer via these helpline numbers and seek replacement of the bulb. The respective manufacturer will guide the consumer to the nearest retail outlet, at which the bulbs with technical flaws can be replaced.
2. EESL maintains a strong social media response system, where users can Tweet their complaint to EESL's Twitter handle @EESL_India.
3. A detailed email with description and contact details may also be sent to info@eesl.co.in.
4. Ujala Dashboard (www.ujala.gov.in) also has a complaint or grievance resolution tab on the top right. Consumers are free to lodge their concerns on this platform. All complaints are usually addressed within 48 hours of receipt and a satisfactory resolution follows.

Role of VLEs under Ujala Scheme

VLEs must fulfill the following responsibilities:

1. Procurement of appliances under the Ujala scheme through the CSC Digital Seva Portal.
2. Sale of Ujala appliances according to the listed MRP.
3. Required entry of the products being sold to the consumers. This data is necessary for making payment to the VLEs.
4. All the VLEs who have got their ordered stock need to make entry at the Digital Seva Portal.

MRP and Warranty of Products - Ujala Scheme

Under the Ujala scheme, EESL provides warranty on the products for the following duration:

What Blue and White Colour on Ujala Dashboard Signifies

The blue colour indicates the state where the Ujala distribution scheme has been launched and opened up to the consumers. The white colour indicates the states where the scheme is still in the process of being implemented. Ujala being a government scheme has to follow the official process before it is launched in any state.

Salient Features of Ujala Scheme

The important features and highlights of the Ujala scheme are as follows:

1. Now LED tubelights and ceiling fans are also available along with the LED bulbs at the Digital Seva Portal.
2. Subsequently, minimum order quantity is 50 for LED bulbs, 20 for LED tubelights and 4 for LED fans and order must be placed in multiples of 50.
3. VLEs shall collect their order from the nearest EESL centers after confirmation call from the EESL staff.
4. EESL offers warranty on electrical appliances to the eligible grid connected domestic users.

Now people will get LED tubelights and ceiling fans along with LED bulbs at a reduced cost for their residential use. This will help energy efficiency to a great extent. For the rural LED bulb scheme, check the Gram Ujala Scheme.

Ujala Scheme Launch in Different States of India (Updates)

Here is the updated information of the launch of the Ujala scheme in some states of India. Here we provide information of some of the states, but you may confuse it that the scheme has been launched only in the mentioned states. The flagship Ujala scheme has been launched across all the states in India, but we are providing you with information of some of the major states.

Ujala Scheme for Energy Efficient Fans and LED Tubelights in Jharkhand

The chief minister of Jharkhand has launched the LED tube light and energy efficient fans under the Ujala scheme in the state. The state government after distributing a total of about 85 lakh LED bulbs in the state would distribute LED tube lights and energy efficient fans under the "Unnat Jeevan by Affordable LEDs and Appliances for All" Ujala scheme. The Jharkhand Government under the Ujala scheme which is being run by the Energy Efficiency Services Limited (EESL) under the Ministry of Power aims to distribute more than 25 lakh LED tube lights and 1 lakh energy efficient fans to people on upfront payment. The government estimates to provide scheme benefits to about 5.5 lakh people across the state.

The LED bulbs and tube lights come with three year warranty while the energy efficient fans come with 2.5 year warranty under the scheme. The EESL would replace the bulbs, tube lights and fans free of cost under the warranty period if a technical problem occurs. The replacement is done through the same distribution outlets operating in the state. The LED bulbs have already proved to be the electricity and money savers for the consumers as well as the government. The distribution of the LED tube lights and fans would further help in saving the energy for peak demand and reducing energy bills for the consumers.

Ujala LED Bulb Scheme Launched in Jammu and Kashmir

Ujala, a central government scheme for distribution of LED bulbs at subsidized rates has been launched in the state of Jammu and Kashmir. The scheme launch was marked by former Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti by distributing the LED bulbs among the people. Under the Ujala scheme in J&K, consumers can purchase up to 5 LED bulbs at a rate of Rs. 20 each bulb by showing their electricity bill or the identity cards. If the consumers want to purchase more than 5 bulbs, charges will be Rs. 95 per bulb.

The scheme is expected to bring the electricity bill down for the consumers and saves the electricity for the state and for the nation as well. There are about 80 lakh inefficient bulbs in the state, if all replaced with the LED bulbs, it will save a lot of energy. The power consumption of an LED bulb is just about one tenth of the normal yellow bulb. 7 and 9 watt bulbs are being distributed under the Ujala scheme across the nation.

Ujala Scheme - LED Bulbs in Delhi to be available at Rs. 75

State-run Energy Efficiency Services Ltd (EESL) will be distributing 9 Watt LED bulbs in the capital city. The LED (Light Emitting Diode) bulbs will be available to both the home consumers as well as to commercial entities at same rates. Under the central government's Ujala (Unnat Jyoti by Affordable LEDs for all), government will distribute 9 watt LED bulbs in Delhi at discounted prices. Earlier, 7 Watt LED bulbs were being distributed under the scheme which will no longer be available for sale. The consumers who already bought these 7 watt LED bulbs and facing some issues can get those replaced from dedicated replacement centers.

The new 9 watt LED bulbs are technically superior than the earlier ones and each bulb can help save anywhere between Rs. 160 to Rs. 400 per year. The life expectancy of the bulb is 25000 hours, making the cost recovery in less than one year. The Ujala LED scheme will be implemented across 87 circles in Delhi. Under the Ujala scheme, over 66 lakh LED bulbs have already been distributed resulting in an annual energy saving of 86 crore kWh.

Ujala LED Bulb Distribution Scheme Launched in Goa

Ujala LED bulb scheme, a LED bulb distribution scheme of central government has been launched by the Union Minister of Power Piyush Goyal on 16th June in Goa. Under the scheme, mass distribution of LED (Light Emitting Diode) bulbs at subsidized rates will be done in the state. Under the Ujala LED Bulb Scheme in Goa, the residents will get 3 LED bulbs at Rs. 25 each in the first stage. Subsequently, each bulb can be purchased at Rs. 85, part of which can be paid in installments. The consumers will get 9 watt of LED bulbs under the scheme. The actual market price of the LED bulbs being distributed is Rs. 300-350.

The government aims to distribute about 15 lakh LED bulbs affecting 5 lakh households in the state in the first stage of the scheme. Ujala scheme will not only help cut power bills for the consumers but also help saving a lot of electricity for the nation. According to the minister, the Ujala scheme is a part of the dream of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to get 24x7 power for all. Ujala scheme in Goa is expected to save over 78 million kWh of power every year in the state and about Rs. 850-1,000 on annual electricity bills per household.

The government is making sure that all the schemes related to energy conservation and production are being implemented successfully in a completely clear manner. Pradhan Mantri Ujala (Unnat Jyoti by Affordable LED for all) Yojana is a central government scheme under which LED bulbs are being provided to consumers at subsidized rates. For the state-wise scheme, check Ujala Gujarat Yojana.

For more details, visit the official website at http://ujala.gov.in/