CERC is the apex body responsible for regulating the electricity sector in India. It is tasked with protecting consumer interests, promoting competition, and ensuring the reliability and quality of electricity supply.

The Electricity Act, 2003 was enacted with the primary objective of protecting the rights and interests of electricity consumers. It aims to ensure that consumers receive reliable, quality electricity at reasonable prices.

The Electricity Act, 2003 grants consumers several important rights, including the right to choose their electricity supplier, the right to receive accurate and timely bills, and the right to file complaints against electricity companies.

The CGRF is a quasi-judicial body established under the Electricity Act, 2003 to resolve disputes between consumers and electricity companies. It has the power to investigate complaints, impose penalties, and award compensation to consumers.

PNGRB is the apex body responsible for regulating the natural gas sector in India. It is tasked with protecting consumer interests, promoting competition, and ensuring the reliability and quality of natural gas supply.

The PNGRB was established with the primary objective of protecting the rights and interests of natural gas consumers. It aims to ensure that consumers receive reliable, quality natural gas at reasonable prices.

The PNGRB Act, 2006 grants consumers several important rights, including the right to choose their natural gas supplier, the right to receive accurate and timely bills, and the right to file complaints against natural gas companies.

The CGRF is a quasi-judicial body established under the PNGRB Act, 2006 to resolve disputes between consumers and natural gas companies. It has the power to investigate complaints, impose penalties, and award compensation to consumers.

MNRE is the apex body responsible for promoting and regulating the renewable energy sector in India. It is tasked with protecting consumer interests, promoting competition, and ensuring the reliability and quality of renewable energy supply.

The MNRE was established with the primary objective of protecting the rights and interests of renewable energy consumers. It aims to ensure that consumers receive reliable, quality renewable energy at reasonable prices.

The MNRE Act, 2005 grants consumers several important rights, including the right to choose their renewable energy supplier, the right to receive accurate and timely bills, and the right to file complaints against renewable energy companies.

The CGRF is a quasi-judicial body established under the MNRE Act, 2005 to resolve disputes between consumers and renewable energy companies. It has the power to investigate complaints, impose penalties, and award compensation to consumers.

The Ministry of Jal Shakti is the apex body responsible for regulating the water and sanitation sector in India. It is tasked with protecting consumer interests, promoting competition, and ensuring the reliability and quality of water and sanitation services.

The Ministry of Jal Shakti was established with the primary objective of protecting the rights and interests of water and sanitation consumers. It aims to ensure that consumers receive reliable, quality water and sanitation services at reasonable prices.

The Jal Shakti Act, 2019 grants consumers several important rights, including the right to choose their water and sanitation service provider, the right to receive accurate and timely bills, and the right to file complaints against water and sanitation companies.

The CGRF is a quasi-judicial body established under the Jal Shakti Act, 2019 to resolve disputes between consumers and water and sanitation companies. It has the power to investigate complaints, impose penalties, and award compensation to consumers.