New Delhi, March 26 -- BSES is calling on its 54 lakh consumers and 2.25 crore residents across South, West, East, and Central Delhi to participate in Earth Hour.

"For one hour on March 28, Delhi will switch off its lights to illuminate a larger purpose--joining millions across the globe in Earth Hour 2026, the world's largest grassroots environmental movement. From homes and markets to offices and public spaces, the city will come together to switch off non-essential lights and appliances from 8:30 PM to 9:30 PM, in a collective act that goes beyond symbolism to reinforce a shared commitment towards sustainability," the Venture stated in a release.

With this year's theme, "Give an Hour for Earth," the initiative calls on citizens to de...