Free Electricity provided by Government

Whether the free electricity provided by the Government is taxable or in case it is not so then under which section it is exempt.
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This discussion explores whether free electricity provided by the government is considered taxable income. It questions if such benefits are exempt and under which specific legal sections. The consensus leans towards these subsidies not being treated as taxable income, drawing parallels with other government subsidies like discounted travel and food.

It is exempt under a seperate section.
Can you please mention that section too

Thanks
That section is applicable in case of industry in special economic zone.
Please pls mention that separate section Mr Sabyasachi Mukherjee...
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Ans to above is limited to my personal opinion and not as professional ( disclaimer clause)
govt of India....railways provide subsidised railway tickets
govt.provides subsidised food to some class of population
govt.by various schemes provide free or subsidised hospital / medical facilities
Are above subsidised taken as income of individual if he takes benifit of said?
Ans to above qs is most probably NO...I personally suppose

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