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Envision a sweltering summer afternoon in Gurgaon. The sun is burning, it's 48 degrees outside, the air is heavy with humidity, and you enter your house anticipating a breeze of chilled air—only to realize your AC is switched off. Not due to it being dysfunctional, but because it's too costly to use or even banned. This may sound like a nightmare, but it's one that's closer than you think. Air conditioning, something we now take for granted, may soon be a luxury only the privileged can afford. Why? Increased electricity prices, environmental issues, and government regulations. Let’s explore why this may occur and what it will mean to you. 1. Increased Electricity Prices: Can You Afford to Stay Cool? Indian electricity rates have been consistently going up. While demand for power is on the rise, particularly in urban cities like Gurgaon, AC usage is posing a huge expenditure burden on household budgets. Large numbers of citizens are already reporting a huge increase in t...