As India steadily moves toward renewable energy, solar power is becoming a practical and popular choice for homeowners and businesses. Rising electricity costs, growing awareness about sustainability, and the need for reliable backup solutions are accelerating the shift. For Okaya, a pioneer in the power storage solutions industry, strengthening its solar portfolio is a natural extension of its two-decade legacy in dependable energy technologies.

Okaya’s complete solar ecosystem – high-efficiency panels, smart inverters, Solar PCUs, and advanced tubular batteries engineered for Indian conditions

With over 20 years of experience in power backup, battery innovation, and energy management, Okaya offers a comprehensive solar solutions range designed specifically for Indian conditions. Instead of focusing on standalone products, the company delivers complete solar power systems where every component is engineered to work together efficiently.

A Complete Solar Ecosystem

Okaya’s solar portfolio covers the entire energy cycle, from power generation to conversion, storage, and intelligent management. The range is built to meet the needs of residential homes as well as commercial establishments.

At the generation level, Okaya offers high-efficiency Mono PERC and advanced TOPCon solar panels. These panels are designed to deliver strong output even in low sunlight and partial shading conditions. Built to withstand high temperatures, heavy rains, and diverse rooftop environments, they are well suited for Indian weather conditions.

At the core of every system are Solar Off-grid PCUs and Grid-tied On-grid inverters. Okaya’s off-grid Solar PCUs are ideal for areas with unreliable grid supply. These systems intelligently prioritise solar energy while ensuring uninterrupted power backup during outages. MPPT-based models help maximise solar energy harvesting in real-world conditions, including cloudy weather and fluctuating sunlight. PWM variants provide dependable charging performance for varied household energy requirements.

For homes and commercial spaces with stable electricity supply, Okaya’s on-grid solar inverters convert DC power into usable AC electricity and support net metering. This enables users to export surplus energy back to the grid, helping reduce monthly electricity bills. Dual MPPT tracking and high conversion efficiency ensure optimal power generation throughout the day.

Completing the ecosystem are solar-specific tubular batteries built for deep cycling. Using advanced tubular technology and improved electrolyte management, these batteries are designed to handle frequent charge and discharge cycles common in solar applications. This ensures consistent backup and longer operational life.

For a detailed overview of the complete range, explore Okaya Solar Solutions.

Engineered for Indian Homes and Businesses

India presents unique energy challenges. High ambient temperatures, voltage fluctuations, seasonal weather shifts, and limited rooftop space demand strong and reliable engineering.

Okaya’s solar systems are developed keeping these ground realities in mind. Integrated system compatibility reduces installation complexity and improves long-term reliability. Remote monitoring allows users to track system performance digitally, while Okaya’s pan-India dealer and service network ensures support beyond installation.

The company also guides customers on rooftop solar subsidy schemes such as PM Surya Ghar, helping make solar adoption more accessible and financially viable. For more details on rooftop solar subsidy benefits and savings, explore PM Surya Ghar Solar Subsidy & Savings Explained.

Focus on 2026: Solar as a Growth Driver

As Okaya continues to expand its energy solutions portfolio, solar remains a key strategic focus.

“This is going to be a defining year for solar at Okaya,” said Saurabh Gupta, Director, Okaya. “With a strong solar portfolio already in place, we are preparing to introduce an exciting new range of solar solutions designed for the energy needs of tomorrow. Solar will be a key focus area for us in 2026 as we expand our capabilities and product offerings.”

Supporting this growth is the company’s upcoming electronics manufacturing plant in Neemrana, which is expected to become operational soon. The facility is aimed at strengthening in-house capabilities, improving quality standards, and accelerating innovation across both power backup and solar technologies.

Building on a Strong Energy Legacy

Okaya’s solar solutions are built on its deep expertise in energy storage and backup technologies. The company follows a system-driven approach where solar panels, inverters, and batteries are designed to work together seamlessly. This integrated model offers better energy output, dependable performance, and improved long-term value for consumers and businesses.

As India continues its renewable energy journey, Okaya remains focused on delivering reliable, future-ready solar solutions tailored to Indian needs.

About Okaya Power

Established in 2002, Okaya Power Group is one of India’s leading power solutions providers with over two decades of expertise in energy storage and power backup technologies. Over the years, the company has built a strong reputation for delivering reliable, high-performance energy solutions designed for real-world Indian conditions.

Okaya offers a diverse portfolio that includes inverter batteries, Home Inverters & Hi-Capacity UPS systems, solar panels, solar on-grid inverters, solar off-grid PCUs, and solar tubular batteries. Backed by in-house manufacturing capabilities, dedicated research and development infrastructure, and a wide pan-India dealer and service network, the company focuses on quality, innovation, and long-term customer trust.

With a growing emphasis on renewable energy and integrated solar solutions, Okaya continues to strengthen its position as a complete energy solutions brand, supporting India’s transition towards cleaner and smarter power.

For more information, please contact

Email: care@okaya.in

Call/WhatsApp: +91-9818909090

Manipal Tata Medical College (MTMC), Jamshedpur, a premier constituent unit of the Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE), was privileged to host the Hon’ble President of India, Smt. Droupadi Murmu, at its campus today. The Presidential visit underscores a pivotal moment for the advancement of medical education and healthcare infrastructure within the state of Jharkhand.

President Droupadi Murmu interacted with students at Manipal Tata Medical College, Jamshedpur, highlighting its growing role in medical education and healthcare in Jharkhand

The Hon’ble President was accorded a warm welcome by distinguished dignitaries, including Shri Santosh Kumar Gangwar, Hon’ble Governor of Jharkhand; Shri Irfan Ansari, Hon’ble Minister, Ministry of Health, Medical Education and Family Welfare, Jharkhand; Lt. Gen. (Dr.) M.D. Venkatesh, VSM (Retd.), Vice Chancellor, MAHE; Shri Somnath Das, Group President, Manipal Education & Medical Group (MEMG); and Shri D.B. Sundara Ramam, Vice President, Corporate Services, Tata Steel Ltd.

The visit commenced with the Hon’ble President group photographs with the Faculty, Management and Students, followed by MIYAZAKI MANGO sapling plantation.

In his welcome address at T.M.A Pai Hall, the Vice Chancellor referred to the significant policy change by Government of India in 2019 which led to the establishment of first ever Public Private Consortium model medical college named Manipal Tata Medical College (MTMC). Tata Steel Ltd. has provided its Tata Main Hospital as teaching Hospital. The first batch of 150 MBBS students commenced from the academic year 2020-21 which is now due to pass out in March 2026. Referring to MAHE’s legacy, the VC mentioned specifically on the role of Dr. Ramdas M. Pai, Chancellor, MAHE & Dr. Ranjan Pai, President MAHE Trust. He highlighted about Manipal’s role in medical health care system by establishing first Private Medical College in 1953 followed by first Public Private Medical college in Sikkim.

The VC concluded with thanking the Hon’ble President on behalf of entire MAHE family for having spared her valuable time to be present with us today. 

During the interaction with the students, Smt. Purnima Hembram (2^nd year student) expressed her strong resolve to complete her studies notwithstanding the fact that she is married with three children and a family to support. She belongs to a village in Jharkhand but her parents and family continuously encouraged her to complete her studies and become a doctor to enable her to work in the rural areas for the health care of the downtrodden.

The Hon’ble President expressed her admiration for all the students and highlighted the resolve of Smt. Purnima and appealed to the MTMC and its entire student community to adopt Purnima’s resolve as a role model. Hon’ble President lauded the legacy of Manipal Group which led to MTMC formation which has earned its reputation in the region in just six years. She specifically expressed the fact that she felt completely at home while being in the MTMC Campus.

Acclaimed designer Gauri Khan has, for the first time, collaborated with a South India based developer URBANRISE to co-create Whispers of Sky.
 

Rising in Shollinganallur, Urbanrise Whispers of Sky designed by Gauri Khan is a next generation, luxury address for the city’s upwardly mobile families and professionals. Spread over approximately 6.09 acres, the development will feature 623 premium residences, across high-rise towers in Phase 1, offering spacious 3 BHKs and an exclusive 4 BHK tower, crafted for contemporary urban living.
 

Whispers of Sky, Sholinganallur
 

Speaking about this Mr. Manoj Namburu- Chairman & Managing Director, Urbanrise said, “Customer delight is the benchmark we hold ourselves to. By partnering with the best in design and execution, we ensure our customers are proud owners of homes that exceed expectations. Our collaboration with Gauri Khan Designs is in that direction. The design values and aesthetics that Gauri Khan Designs brings to the table match our organization’s ethos.” “I am confident that the discerning customers of Chennai will love this creation by Gauri Khan,” added Mr. Namburu.
 

The residences at Urbanrise Whispers of Sky designed by Gauri Khan are designed with meticulous spatial planning, including grand double height lobbies, 10.2-foot floor-to-ceiling heights, and apartments that don’t share common walls with neighbours apartments to enhance privacy. Buyers can expect homes that emphasize natural light, ventilation and fluid movement between living spaces.
 

Beyond the apartments, the project promises a full stack lifestyle ecosystem along with prominent sustainability features. Planned amenities include a dedicated first-of-its-kind pickleball academy with an integrated café, luxury clubhouse, swimming pool, modern gymnasium, yoga and meditation zones, children’s play areas, landscaped jogging tracks and optimized wells. The community is designed to balance high energy urban living with pockets of wellness and relaxation.

About Urbanrise
Urbanrise, is South India’s Largest Real Estate Developer with over 22,000+ Happy Families, 72 million sq. ft. under development and a Real Estate Portfolio of Rs. 51,000 Cr. With the real estate sector contributing to 40% of global CO2 emissions – Urbanrise’s vision is to mitigate this, by building water surplus communities & generating clean power, thereby reducing 92 million tons of CO2 by 2125 which is equivalent to 2.8 years of Switzerland’s carbon emissions. Underlining the organization’s concern & commitment to protection of the environment and built with Sustainability & Energy Efficiency in mind, Urbanrise is proud to announce the launch of its new project at Sholinganallur,Chennai – Whispers of Sky which has been pre-certified GOLD by IGBC (Indian Green Building Council).

For more details: urbanrise.in.

Greyhawk Precast, a division of Aspect Global Ventures, one of India’s fastest-growing conglomerates, has entered a strategic partnership with Finland-based Elematic Oyj to bring advanced precast and mechanised construction technology to India. The agreement was formalised at the Fincham Business Networking Gala in the presence of senior dignitaries, marking a significant step toward faster, cleaner, and more efficient delivery of affordable housing and commercial projects.

From left: Laxman Prasad, Teppo Voutilainen, Chandru Dutta, Pritpal Singh, PM of Finland Sh. Petteri Orpo, Ambassador Kimmo Lähdevirta of Finland, Sukumar Shetty, Deepanshu Mittal

Present at the signing were Aspect Global Ventures’ Mr. Sukumar Shetty (MD & Group COO), Mr. Laxman Kumar Prasad (Group CFO), Mr. Pritpal Singh (CEO, Aspect Infrastructure), and Mr. Deepanshu Mittal (DVP, Business Development & Strategic Planning), along with Elematic Oyj’s CEO Mr. Teppo Voutilainen and India Head Mr. Chandru Datta.

India’s construction sector faces persistent challenges, including project delays, inconsistent quality, labour shortages, rising costs, and urban congestion. 

The collaboration focuses on technology transfer and capability building, enabling Greyhawk Precast to manufacture precast structural and building components, including slabs, walls, beams, columns, and staircases, at scale in a controlled factory environment. This approach will improve quality, will reduce on-site dependency, enhances safety, and accelerates project timelines.

Factory-led precast production can reduce typical project delivery timelines from 3–4 years to 12–16 months, depending on approvals and site readiness. The proposed facility targets an annual output of approximately 20 lakh sq. ft., significantly higher than industry norms, supporting rapid execution of premium residential and commercial developments across urban India.

Mechanised construction also reduces on-site work by up to 90%, lowering labour requirements, improving safety and hygiene, and minimising urban disruption. Controlled production ensures consistent quality, superior finishes, and reduced defects, while supporting environmentally responsible practices such as reduced dust, noise, and site congestion.

This model is particularly relevant for SRA and rehabilitation projects, where faster delivery reduces displacement periods and enhances beneficiary experience. By combining Elematic’s mechanisation expertise with Greyhawk Precast’s execution capabilities, the partnership aims to deliver high-quality, fast-track projects with predictable outcomes.

For further details, please visit: www.aspect.global.

SS Group, Gurugram’s leading real estate developer, has announced the launch of SS ONE, a premium residential project featuring a single 42-storey tower near Dwarka Expressway, Gurugram. Spread across approximately 0.8025 acres, the development is positioned as a pure residential offering and will be executed as a single-phase project with a targeted completion timeline of 2031.

SS Group Unveils Single-Tower Luxury Project “SS ONE” Near Dwarka Expressway

Designed with a low-density configuration, SS ONE will offer only three apartments per floor, offering privacy within a high-rise format. Apartment sizes range from approximately 1770 sq. ft. to 1925 sq. ft., with each home featuring three to four balconies. The project comprises exclusively 3 BHK residences with three bathrooms and an additional powder room. All units have been launched simultaneously. The residences are priced starting from INR 2.75 crore.

Ashok Singh Jaunapuria, MD & CEO, SS Group, said, “SS ONE marks a focused addition to our residential portfolio in Gurugram. We are witnessing how buyers are gravitating toward spacious, low-density living within well-connected urban locations. With only three residences per floor, generous layouts, and multiple balconies, the project has been conceptualised to respond to this demand for privacy and functional luxury. SS ONE reflects our continued commitment to delivering thoughtfully designed residential developments aligned with evolving urban aspirations.”

The project will include two dedicated clubhouses along with lifestyle and wellness amenities such as a state-of-the-art gymnasium, spa, sauna bath, two swimming pools, landscaped pool deck, grand multipurpose hall, reading lounge, landscaped open terrace areas and a multi-tier security system.

Strategically located, SS ONE offers proximity to key connectivity corridors. The development is situated approximately three minutes from Dwarka Expressway and five minutes from NH-48, while Rajiv Chowk is about ten minutes away. Indira Gandhi International Airport can be accessed within approximately 25 minutes.

The development is targeted at premium homebuyers, upper-middle and affluent families, and working professionals in Gurugram and the wider NCR region seeking enhanced connectivity along with low-density high-rise living.

With this premium development, SS Group strengthens its presence in the luxury residential segment, aligning product design, location advantage and density planning with current market demand trends in Gurugram.

Aahvaan: NGO–CSR Conclave 2026 (3rd Edition), organised by Vishwa Yuvak Kendra (VYK) at its New Delhi campus, concluded successfully after two days of intensive dialogue and collaboration. The conclave brought together nearly 400 participants from corporates, NGOs, government institutions, academia, and other key stakeholders to strengthen partnerships for inclusive and sustainable development.

Inaugural lamp lighting at Vishwa Yuvak Kendra’s Aahvaan 2026, symbolising shared commitment to collaboration, impact, and inclusive development

The inaugural session set the tone by highlighting the evolution of CSR in India from compliance to strategic collaboration. Chief Guest Dr. Rajesh Tandon, Founder President, PRIA and Co-chair, UNESCO Chair in CBRSR, urged stakeholders to align social and financial capital and focus on grassroots impact evaluation and regional dialogue. In his keynote address, Guest of Honour, Dr. Bhaskar Chatterjee, IAS (Retd.), Former DG & CEO, Indian Institute of Corporate Affairs (IICA), noted that CSR has grown into a INR 36,000 crore ecosystem and must now prioritise accountability, measurable outcomes, and long-term nation-building.

Vishwa Yuvak Kendra’s Aahvaan 2026 brings leaders together to deepen NGO–CSR partnerships for inclusive growth and Viksit Bharat @2047

Across multiple panel sessions, participants examined evolving CSR regulations, livelihood generation, technology for social good, CSR implementation, strategic partnerships, and village-centric development. Discussions highlighted the need to move beyond skilling to sustainable livelihoods, integrate soft and life skills, strengthen post-placement support, and ensure long-term donor and corporate commitment.

Panels on technology for social good stressed inclusive design, equitable access, and treating technology as core infrastructure rather than a standalone solution. Speakers shared examples of digital platforms enabling healthcare, livelihoods, women entrepreneurship, and data-driven decision-making, while cautioning against exclusion, fragmented systems, and weak monitoring.

On Day 2, sessions focused on bridging gaps between CSR and NGOs, environmental stewardship, preventive healthcare, and alignment with government priorities, particularly in aspirational blocks. The Viksit Gaon, Viksit Bharat @2047 session underscored community-led development, diversified rural livelihoods, education funding, climate resilience, and accountability as pillars of inclusive growth.

The valedictory session reflected on key learnings and the way forward. Chief Guest Mr. Pavitra Kumar Dubey, IRS, Additional Commissioner of Income Tax, Delhi, called for CSR to move beyond checklist-driven approaches toward emotionally and strategically invested partnerships. Speakers emphasised capacity building, transparency, monitoring, and shared ownership as essential to sustainable impact.

Concluding the conclave, Mr. Uday Shankar Singh, CEO-Vishwa Yuvak Kendra, called for structured partnerships, shared knowledge platforms, and data-driven, community-empowering interventions. He emphasized that Aahvaan is not merely an event but a collective responsibility, calling for stronger bridges between grassroots realities and corporate decision-making, aligned with the vision of Viksit Bharat @2047.

Sector leaders across the nation including Dr. Rajesh Tandon, Dr. Bhaskar Chatterjee, Mr. Pavitra Kumar Dubey, Mr. Uday Wankawala, Mr. Vivek Prakash, Mr. Ashok Kumar Gupta, Mr. Vishal Bhardwaj, Mr. Chetan Kapoor, Mr. Arun Upadhyay, Mr. Sandip Kumar Katna, Mr. Mathew Joseph, Mr. M. Prabhakar Das, Ms. Sudha Jhijaria, Mr. Nishant Sinha, Mr. Dhiren Handique, Mr. Vipul Kant Upadhyay, Mr. Sandeep Kumar, Mr. Sujeet Sarkar, Mr. Ashutosh Burnwal, Ms. Monika Walia, Mr. Ajay Pandey, Mr. Sushant Verma, Dr. K.K. Upadhyay, Dr. Nayan Chakravarty, Dr. P.K. Sahoo graced the event and shared their thoughts. The programme was coordinated by Manjunath K, Programme Officer, Vishwa Yuvak Kendra.

World Animal Protection has written to the American ambassador, to India, Honourable Mr Sergio Gor, after news reports and photographs indicate that he rode an elephant in Amer Fort/Haathi Gaon in Jaipur in Rajasthan. Whilst wholeheartedly appreciating the endeavour and initiative of the ambassador in promoting and honouring the beauty of the UNESCO World Heritage City of Jaipur, World Animal Protection has requested him to reconsider patronizing this activity that is not only cruel to captive elephants but also potentially risky in terms of zoonosis and aggression to the rider from the elephants. For more than two decades now, World Animal Protection has highlighted the unethical nature of these elephant rides and the cruelty inherent in capturing wild elephants, torturing them and making them amenable for entertainment activities like rides.

White Tiger in captivity : Shubhobroto Ghosh

For the American ambassador there are many wonderful opportunities to experience the beauty of elephants in India, a country that has revered the creature in art, history, folklore and culture and as the symbol of worship as Ganesha. The National Heritage Animal Of India, with more than sixty percent of their wild population found in India, is found in many national parks and sanctuaries in India where they can be observed in their regal splendor, interacting their own kind and indulging in patterns of behaviour that are similar to our own. Surely, for a representative of a foreign country, it is more befitting to watch these animals as nature intended them to be, rather than in unnatural surroundings where they have been reduced to pathetic caricatures of their natural selves.

Elephants in Haathi Gaon in Jaipur photo credit : Shubhobroto Ghosh

“World Animal Protection requests the representatives of all foreign countries in India, be they officials for tourists, to refrain from patronizing cruel elephant elephant rides, not only in Jaipur, but throughout the country. Wild animals should be admired where they belong in the wild, and India offers rich and diverse opportunities in this regard,” says Gajender Kumar Sharma, Country Director, World Animal Protection in India.

There is also the topic of abuse of captive tigers that has come into media spotlight of late. Seventy two tigers have died in captive facilities in Chiang Mai in Thailand reportedly due to a virus. More than two million Indians visit Thailand every year and numerous Indian tourists visit low welfare captive venues that house tigers in Thailand, to endorse captive animal abuse, specifically to ride elephants and take close up photographs with animals like tigers. The recent incident highlights the focus on the unethical and exploitative nature of this cruel industry that is abusing big cats for profit. With the Big Cat Summit announced to take place in India in 2026, World Animal Protection urges all authorities in the Ministry Of Environment and Forests and Ministry of Tourism to discourage any activities that promote the abuse of big cats in India and abroad, including close encounters with big cats in substandard zoos in countries like Thailand. “World Animal Protection has already exposed the plight of captive tigers in Thailand and continues to remain vigilant to ensure these atrocities do not continue,” says Gajender Kumar Sharma, Country Director, World Animal Protection in India.

There is also concern about the plight of a captive white tiger in Patna Zoo that has been seen to display stereotypic behaviour, a common pattern of behaviour in captive carnivores. World Animal Protection has extensive information and research material on this kind of behaviour that is considered to be the result of prolonged captivity and deprivation of natural stimulants that shape the lives of wide ranging carnivores like tigers. In this regard, World Animal Protection has alerted the Central Zoo Authority to the welfare aspects of this particular tiger, requesting immediate attention to alleviate the animal’s behavioural status and physical health.

In a fast changing and conflict ridden world, the motto of World Animal Protection remains, wildlife belongs in the world.

For more information, please contact : Gajender Kumar Sharma, Country Director, World Animal Protection

Email : gajenderksharma@worldanimalprotection.org.in.

Mobile phone : 9313333283

Summer is here, and staying cool isn’t just a luxury—it is essential. Buying the right AC can make all the difference between a comfy, refreshing home and soaring electricity bills. Before you rush into a purchase, it helps to focus on practical needs rather than just discounts or looks. Brands like Voltas, Hitachi, LG, and Samsung offer a wide range of ACs, but choosing the wrong model can cost you in comfort and efficiency.

Make buying your AC simple and budget-friendly with a Bajaj Finserv Easy EMI Loan

The good news is that buying a new AC doesn’t have to strain your budget. With Bajaj Finserv Easy EMI loan, you can spread the cost of up to Rs. 5 lakh into manageable monthly instalments. Many models are available with zero down payment, making upgrades more accessible. Plus, during the Bajaj Finserv Summer Sale, you can explore a wide range of options at attractive prices.

How the wrong AC choice affects comfort and bills

Buying an AC without checking the right specs can lead to:

• High electricity bills

• Uneven cooling

• Frequent breakdowns

Avoid these common mistakes to make a smart, energy-efficient choice.

1. Picking the wrong AC size

• Too small: Runs constantly, struggles to cool, wastes energy.

• Too large: Cools unevenly and consumes extra electricity.

Always match AC capacity (tonnage) to your room size.

2. Ignoring Energy Star Ratings
Price matters, but so does efficiency. Higher BEE star-rated ACs cost more upfront but save significantly on electricity over time.

3. Overlooking Inverter Technology
Non-inverter ACs frequently switch on/off, consuming more power. Inverter ACs adjust compressor speed, making them quieter, faster, and energy-efficient.

4. Forgetting installation costs
Split ACs require professional installation, brackets, copper piping, and sometimes stabilizers. Include these costs in your budget.

5. Ignoring room conditions

• Direct sunlight, high ceilings, poor insulation, and number of occupants affect cooling.

• Don’t choose an AC based only on square footage—consider room environment too.

6. Skipping maintenance planning: Check service availability locally. Regular servicing ensures long-term performance and reliability.

7. Prioritising looks over performance: Sleek design is nice, but cooling efficiency, warranty, after-sales support, and spare part availability matter more.

Best-selling air conditioners to explore this summer

1. Samsung 1 Ton 3 Star Inverter Split AC (AR12CY3ZAGD)
Price: Rs. 31,490
EMI starting from: Rs. 1,749
Description: An ideal choice for smaller rooms, this model features Fast Cooling technology and a Triple Protector Plus system to guard against power surges without needing an external stabilizer.

2. Voltas 1.5 Ton 3 Star Inverter Split AC (183V Vectra Prism)
Price: Rs. 34,990
EMI starting from: Rs. 1,944
Description: A versatile all-rounder for the Indian summer, it offers Adjustable Cooling modes that allow you to run the AC at different tonnages based on the heat load or number of people in the room.

3. Daikin 1.5 Ton 3 Star Inverter Split AC (MTKL50U)
Price: Rs. 38,500
EMI starting from: Rs. 2,138
Description: Renowned for its Econo Mode and Coanda Airflow, this unit ensures cold air doesn’t fall directly on your head but circulates evenly across the room for better comfort and efficiency.

4. Blue Star 1.5 Ton 4 Star Inverter Split AC (IA418YATU)
Price: Rs. 41,990
EMI starting from: Rs. 2,332
Description: This heavy-duty model is designed for extreme heat. It features a Turbo Cool mode for near-instant chilling and high-quality copper coils that are highly resistant to corrosion.

5. LG 1.5 Ton 5 Star AI Dual Inverter Split AC (TS-Q19YNZE)
Price: Rs. 46,500
EMI starting from: Rs. 2,583
Description: Its AI Dual Inverter senses room conditions to optimise cooling. It boasts a top-tier 5-star rating, meaning significant long-term savings on electricity bills.

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Beat the heat smartly—get up to 60% off on ACs, with pocket-friendly EMIs starting at Rs. 830 per month and zero down payment.

* Disclaimer: Offers and EMI amounts may vary depending on location and partner store. For the latest prices and available deals, browse Bajaj Mall or visit a nearby Bajaj Finserv partner store.

Why should you buy an AC with Bajaj Finserv this summer
Purchasing an AC is easier when the cost is spread over monthly instalments:

• Browse online: Compare models, capacity, star rating, and features on Bajaj Mall.

• Visit partner stores: Check shortlisted models at 1.5 lakh+ stores across 4,000+ cities.

• Choose Easy EMI Loan: Finance up to Rs. 5 lakh with flexible repayment tenures; select models with zero down payment.

• Check eligibility online: Verify your pre-approved loan limit quickly with mobile number and OTP.

• Use the Insta EMI Network Card: Split your bill into EMIs instantly through a paperless process.

Avoiding common AC buying mistakes ensures your AC fits your room, budget, and comfort needs. With Bajaj Finserv Easy EMIs and Summer Sale offers, buying an energy-efficient AC in 2026 has never been easier.

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Bajaj Finance Ltd. (‘BFL’, ‘Bajaj Finance’, or ‘the Company’), a subsidiary of Bajaj Finserv Ltd., is a deposit taking Non-Banking Financial Company (NBFC-D) registered with the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and is classified as an NBFC-Investment and Credit Company (NBFC-ICC). BFL is engaged in the business of lending and acceptance of deposits. It has a diversified lending portfolio across retail, SMEs, and commercial customers with significant presence in both urban and rural India. It accepts public and corporate deposits and offers a variety of financial services products to its customers. BFL, a thirty-five-year-old enterprise, has now become a leading player in the NBFC sector in India and on a consolidated basis, it has a franchise of 69.14 million customers. BFL has the highest domestic credit rating of AAA/Stable for long-term borrowing, A1+ for short-term borrowing, and CRISIL AAA/Stable & [ICRA]AAA(Stable) for its FD program. It has a long-term issuer credit rating of BB+/Positive and a short-term rating of B by S&P Global ratings. 

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