India observes National Energy Conservation Day every December 14. Established by the Bureau of Energy Efficiency under the Ministry of Power, Coal, and Non-Conventional Energy Sources in 1991, this day has been celebrated annually to emphasize the importance of saving energy and improving efficiency. The occasion highlights India’s progress in these fields through various activities such as conferences, workshops, debates, and competitions aimed at raising public awareness about energy conservation. The Ministry of Power hosts the National Energy Conservation Awards Program to honor organizations excelling in energy efficiency, while the Bureau of Energy Efficiency presents awards to winners of the National Painting Competition on Energy Conservation, which targets schoolchildren. This day underscores India’s commitment to tackling its energy challenges and promoting sustainable energy use.