After enduring three months of frequent power outages, residents of Mohali, Punjab, are set to experience improved electricity reliability as the Punjab State Power Corporation Limited (PSPCL) completes critical infrastructure upgrades. Under the 'Roshan Punjab' initiative, a ₹5,000-crore program, Mohali has seen significant investments aimed at modernizing its power supply. PSPCL deputy chief engineer Harpreet Singh Oberoi reported that the final phase involves local transformer upgrades and low-tension line strengthening. The upgrades were essential due to Mohali's rising electricity demand, which peaked at nearly 350 MW daily last summer. Despite the planned outages for safety and maintenance, residents expressed frustration over the timing of the work. Meanwhile, an unexpected two-hour blackout occurred in Zirakpur, raising concerns about the reliability of the power supply amid ongoing upgrades. PSPCL aims to achieve its goal of providing uninterrupted power supply to the region this summer.