ANSWER: Only 2
Explanation:
- UDAY scheme shifts 75 per cent of power DISCOMs debt burden to states’ balance sheets.
- The scheme ensures the ease of financial crunch facing power distribution companies, or discoms, that has impaired their ability to buy electricity.
- State governments, which own the discoms, can take over 75 percent of their debt as of September 30 and pay back lenders by selling bonds.
- For the remaining 25 percent, discoms will issue bonds.