India’s biggest rooftop solar programme has reached 50.06 lakh households. That adds up to 14.8 GW of capacity, as per recent reporting, under a scheme with an outlay of ₹75,021 crore (US$7.9 billion).
The pace has picked up sharply. Daily installations rose from 5,038 in October 2025 to about 16,328 in July 2026. July alone set a record of 5.06 lakh.
Yet the target is one crore households by March 2027. At the July pace, the remaining half needs roughly ten months. That is Indoen’s own arithmetic, and it points past the deadline.
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