₹90,000 crore loan for fund-starved electricity discoms against their receivables, as part of the ₹20 trillion stimulus. However, it hasn’t found many takers as the states are averse to providing state guarantees against these loans meant for the sole purpose of discharging the discoms’ liabilities.This comes at a time when a raft of reform measures including the draft Electricity Act (Amendment) Bill 2020, may become another flash point in the centre-state relationship, with a growing chorus of states including Telangana and Tamil Nadu opposing it.The reform measures proposed by the Centre are intended to help improve the financial health of the power sector and implement the direct benefit transfer (DBT) scheme for better targeting of.