Inspectorate Power Dept.
Ensuring safe, reliable and transparent electricity services across Manipur
The Inspectorate conducts regular, impartial inspections of electrical infrastructure — from distribution transformers and poles to consumer-side wiring — to protect public safety, improve service reliability, and ensure compliance with technical and safety standards.

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About Inspectorate
The Inspectorate is the statutory unit within the Power Department of Manipur
We are responsible for independent inspection and oversight of the State’s electricity distribution network. We inspect transformers, poles, overhead and underground cabling, consumer connections, and field maintenance practices to verify safety, quality and regulatory compliance. Our work helps prevent outages, reduce hazards, and maintain trust between the Department and the communities we serve.
What we do
Key functions / Services
Why it matters (benefits)
The benefits from the Inspectorate Power Department


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Safer communities
Early detection of hazardous wiring and damaged equipment prevents accidents.

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Fewer outages
Proactive maintenance reduces equipment failures and service interruptions.

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Better accountability
Clear reports and follow-up actions increase departmental transparency.

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Faster response
Complaint-driven inspections let citizens escalate urgent hazards.
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Inspectorate — Purpose & Scope
Independent inspection for safer, more reliable electricity across Manipur
The Inspectorate of the Power Department, Manipur, exists to provide independent, technical oversight of the State’s electrical distribution network. Our role is to verify that infrastructure and field practices comply with safety and technical standards, to reduce risks to the public, and to support timely remediation when hazards are found.
We inspect distribution transformers, poles, overhead and underground cabling, meters and consumer-side wiring. Inspections are performed both on a scheduled basis and in response to complaints or identified risks. Each inspection is documented, graded for urgency, and tracked until corrective action is completed.
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Protect public safety
Early detection of damaged cables, loose connections, or compromised transformers prevents fires, shocks and other hazards.
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Improve reliability
Proactive inspections reduce equipment failures and unplanned outages by identifying weak points before they fail.
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Ensure compliance
We verify that installations meet technical and regulatory standards, improving contractor performance and accountability.
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Increase transparency
Inspection reports and remediation status make departmental actions visible to citizens and stakeholders.

Quick facts
- Trained inspectors follow standard checklists and use photo and geo-tagged evidence.
- Findings are categorized by risk and assigned target remediation times.
- Citizens can submit complaints and track status online.
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FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions & Answer
Some common questions about our services include:
What is the Inspectorate of the Power Department?
The Inspectorate of the Power Department is a regulatory body responsible for overseeing the safety, compliance, and efficiency of electrical installations, power distribution systems, and energy infrastructure. We ensure adherence to national standards to prevent hazards, promote sustainable practices, and protect public welfare. Our team conducts inspections, audits, and enforcement actions across residential, commercial, and industrial sectors.
How do I apply for an electrical inspection?
To apply, submit a formal request via our online portal or in person at your local office, including details of the installation, site address, and relevant permits. Required documents include architectural plans, electrical schematics, and proof of compliance with safety codes. Processing typically takes 5-10 business days, depending on complexity. For urgent cases, contact our hotline for expedited review.
What are common violations during inspections?
Common issues include improper wiring, outdated equipment, lack of grounding, overloaded circuits, and non-compliance with fire safety protocols. These can lead to fines, mandatory repairs, or shutdowns. We provide guidance on corrective actions to help avoid penalties. Regular maintenance and professional installations reduce the risk of violations.
How can I file a complaint about unsafe electrical practices?
Complaints can be filed anonymously through our website, email, or phone. Provide specifics like location, description of the issue, and any evidence (photos/videos). We investigate promptly and prioritize public safety concerns. Confidentiality is maintained, and you'll receive updates on the resolution process within 7-14 days.
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