Bhubaneswar, Odisha: Odisha is making rapid progress in restoring electricity supply across cyclone-affected areas of the state, with more than 96 per cent of the affected areas now receiving power. Over 6,400 personnel have been deployed on the ground to expedite restoration work.

Power restoration operations are underway on a war footing across eight districts of southern Odisha, with teams working round the clock to bring electricity services back to normal.

According to the latest update released at 10 AM on November 1, 2026, electricity supply has been fully restored in Boudh, Malkangiri and Rayagada districts, as well as Berhampur city.

Several other districts have also recorded significant progress.

Nabarangpur has achieved 99.79 per cent power restoration, followed by Koraput at 99.50 per cent, Kandhamal at 99.13 per cent and Gajapati at 98.86 per cent.

In Ganjam district, 95.28 per cent of power restoration work has been completed. All 33 kV feeders and Power Substations have also been successfully restored.

Special teams have been deployed in Ganjam and Gajapati to speed up electricity restoration in the remaining flood-affected areas.

The teams are prioritising public safety while ensuring that restoration personnel can carry out their work safely in challenging field conditions.

The coordinated efforts of ground staff and officials have helped restore electricity across a large number of affected locations.

The state is continuing its efforts to normalise power supply in the remaining areas at the earliest.

With more than 6,400 personnel working on the ground, Odisha's electricity restoration drive remains in full swing, bringing relief to thousands of affected consumers.