Correct option is B
Indian Electricity Rules 1956:
· The Indian Electricity Rules 1956 were established to regulate the generation, transmission, distribution, and use of electricity in India. These rules provide detailed guidelines on various aspects of electrical safety, installation practices, and the responsibilities of licensees and consumers.
Rule 33: Earthing Practice:
· Rule 33 of the Indian Electricity Rules 1956 specifically deals with the earthing requirements. It mandates that every licensee (an entity authorized to generate, distribute, or transmit electricity) must provide and maintain a suitable earthed terminal.
· This rule ensures that there is a reliable earthing system in place, which is critical for the safety of both people and equipment. Proper earthing helps in protecting against electric shock, equipment damage, and fire hazards by providing a path for fault currents to the ground.
