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MWITA-CI-2026-003 · Evidence A · P0

India's MNRE reported about 1.443 million rooftop systems installed under PM Surya Ghar between 1 January and 22 December 2025, benefiting more than 1.814 million households; the 10-million-household FY2026-27 figure remains a target.

What this does not establish

The scheme had not reached 10 million households in the reported period.

Counterevidence & uncertainty

One system can map to multiple households and the release does not expose activation or bill data.

What would change the reading

Track commissioned-system registry, metering, uptime, subsidy disbursement and household bill outcomes.

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  1. CI-S003https://nghm.mnre.gov.in/admin/uploads/176794038987418Press%20Release_Renewable%20Energy%20Capacity%20in%202025.pdfOpen source record →

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