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Planned maintenance shutdowns in Bengaluru for Monday, September 7, 2026, are being posted progressively. As of 8:15 am IST, BESCOM’s maintenance page is itself under maintenance. A consolidated feeder list is therefore not visible. Expect feeder-wise advisories through the day. Official updates usually land on BESCOM’s X handles. We will refresh this article as advisories publish. Please verify timings before operating lifts or water pumps.
Do a two-minute check before you step out. Open the BESCOM Mithra app, tap Outage or Complaint, and enter your RR number to see feeder status and raise a ticket. Then cross-verify on BESCOM’s X replies for restoration estimates. If the app fails, call 1912 and note your docket number for tracking.
BESCOM power cuts: today’s status and outage windows
| Zone/Subdivision | Affected feeders/localities | Planned window | Status at 08:15 IST |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bengaluru Urban (citywide) | No consolidated list posted by BESCOM yet | Commonly 10 am–5 pm for maintenance | Verify via BESCOM Mithra, 1912, and official X replies |
Maintenance shutdowns, when announced, usually fall between late morning and evening. Recent advisories across Bengaluru have clustered around 10 am to 5 pm, though work-specific windows vary by feeder. Watch for rolling corrections during monsoon showers and gusty winds. Restoration estimates typically appear in X replies or SMS against your complaint docket.
BESCOM app and helplines: verify and report
Unable to reach 1912 during peak call loads? Use WhatsApp 9449844640 for general complaints, or the zonal WhatsApp lines for quicker routing: South 8277884011, West 8277884012, East 8277884013, North 8277884014. Share location, RR number, and visible hazards. You will receive an acknowledgement and, often, an estimated restoration window.
BESCOM safety prep and rain delay watch
Treat today like a rolling maintenance window until a clear schedule appears. Avoid lifts during alerts, store drinking water if you rely on RO pumps, throttle inverter loads, and keep routers on backup if work depends on them. Storms can slow crew movement and reconductoring work, so build buffer time into home deliveries and appointments.