Effective Date: 12 September 2026
Last Updated: 12 September 2026
1.1. BHAAV10X WEB TECHNOLOGIES LLP, operating under the brand name “Bhaarat EcoPower” (“We”, “Our”, “Us” or the “Company”), uses cookies and similar technologies in connection with https://bhaaratecopower.com/ and the webpages, forms, functionality, content and services made available through or in connection with it (the “Website”).
1.2. This Cookie Policy explains what cookies and similar technologies are, the categories of such technologies that may be used on the Website, the purposes for which they may be used, the information that may be collected through them, and the choices available to You in relation to their use.
1.3. This Cookie Policy should be read together with Our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use, each available on the Website. To the extent that information collected through a Cookie or Similar Technology constitutes Personal Data, its collection and processing will also be governed by Our Privacy Policy and Applicable Data Protection Laws.
1.4. Capitalised terms used but not defined in this Cookie Policy shall have the meanings assigned to them in Our Privacy Policy or Terms of Use, as applicable.
2.1. Cookies are small data files that may be stored on Your browser or device when You visit or interact with a website. Cookies can perform different functions, including enabling Website functionality, maintaining security, remembering choices or preferences, measuring Website performance and providing information regarding how a Website is accessed and used.
2.2. Cookies may be:
a. session cookies, which ordinarily remain active only for the duration of a browser session and expire when the browser is closed; or
b. persistent cookies, which remain on a device for a specified period or until they are deleted.
2.3. Cookies may also be:
a. first-party cookies, which are placed by the Website or on Our behalf; or
b. third-party cookies, which are placed by another service provider whose technology or functionality is used on or integrated with the Website.
2.4. Technologies such as pixels, tags, web beacons, scripts, local storage and other online identifiers may perform functions similar to Cookies. For the purposes of this Cookie Policy, such technologies are referred to as “Similar Technologies”, and references to “Cookies” shall include Similar Technologies where the context permits.
3.1. Strictly Necessary Cookies
a. Strictly Necessary Cookies are used where required for the basic operation, security or integrity of the Website, to provide functionality specifically requested by You, or to remember Your privacy and Cookie preferences.
b. These Cookies may, for example, support Website security, prevent fraudulent or malicious activity, enable forms or other essential functionality, manage network traffic, or record whether You have accepted or rejected particular Cookie categories.
c. Strictly Necessary Cookies are not controlled through the optional-Cookie toggles in Our Cookie preference centre. Where such Cookies process Personal Data, the relevant Personal Data will be processed only to the extent necessary for the relevant purpose and as permitted under Applicable Data Protection Laws.
3.2. Functional and Preference Cookies
a. Functional and Preference Cookies enable optional Website functionality or allow the Website to remember choices made by You.
b. Depending on the technologies actually deployed on the Website, these may be used to remember settings or preferences and provide enhanced Website functionality.
c. We will not activate Functional and Preference Cookies that are not strictly necessary unless You have affirmatively chosen to permit this category through Our Cookie-management mechanism.
3.3. Analytics and Performance Cookies
a. Analytics and Performance Cookies are used to understand how visitors interact with the Website and how the Website performs.
b. Depending on the analytics technologies actually deployed, these Cookies may process information regarding Website visits and interactions, such as [insert the actual information collected after technical scan].
c. Such information may be used to understand Website usage, measure traffic and performance, identify technical issues and improve the Website and Services.
d. We will not activate Analytics and Performance Cookies unless You have affirmatively chosen to permit this category through Our Cookie-management mechanism.
3.4. Advertising and Marketing Cookies
a. Advertising and Marketing Cookies may be used, where such technologies are deployed by the Company, to measure the effectiveness of marketing or advertising campaigns, understand interactions with advertising or marketing content, or support advertising based upon interactions with the Website.
b. Depending upon the technologies actually deployed, these Cookies may process [insert the actual information collected after technical scan].
c. We will not activate Advertising and Marketing Cookies unless You have affirmatively chosen to permit this category through Our Cookie-management mechanism.
d. Your use of the Website, acceptance of Strictly Necessary Cookies, or submission of an enquiry through the Website will not, by itself, be treated as consent to Advertising and Marketing Cookies.
4.1. The Company may use Cookies and Similar Technologies falling within the categories described in Section 3 above. The specific Cookies and Similar Technologies currently deployed on the Website, including their provider, purpose, duration and other relevant details, will be updated in this Section following technical confirmation of the technologies implemented on the Website.
4.2. The Company will endeavour to ensure that any optional Cookie or Similar Technology is categorised and operated consistently with this Cookie Policy and the choices made by You through the Cookie-management mechanism.
4.3. Where the Company introduces an optional Cookie or Similar Technology involving a materially different processing purpose for which applicable law requires consent, the Company will provide the relevant information and obtain the required consent before activating such technology.
5.1. When You first access the Website, You may be presented with a Cookie notice and preference mechanism through which You can decide whether to permit optional Cookies.
5.2. Strictly Necessary Cookies may operate where required for the basic operation or security of the Website, to provide functionality requested by You, or to remember Your Cookie and privacy choices, subject to Applicable Data Protection Laws.
5.3. Optional Cookies will remain disabled unless and until You make an affirmative choice permitting the relevant Cookie category.
5.4. The Cookie-management mechanism will provide You with the following choices:
a. “Accept All”, through which You may affirmatively permit all optional Cookie categories made available through the preference mechanism;
b. “Reject Optional”, through which You may decline optional Cookies while permitting the Website to use Strictly Necessary Cookies; and
c. “Manage Preferences”, through which You may separately choose which categories of optional Cookies You wish to permit.
5.5. Optional Cookie categories will not be pre-selected on Your behalf. Closing or dismissing the Cookie banner without making an affirmative choice will not be treated as consent to optional Cookies.
5.6. You may change or withdraw Your Cookie choices at any time through the “Cookie Settings” link made available on the Website.
5.7. Withdrawing or changing a Cookie preference will not affect the lawfulness of processing undertaken before such withdrawal or change. Where consent is the basis for the relevant processing, We will cease future processing on the basis of that consent within a reasonable period after Your withdrawal, except to the extent that continued processing is otherwise permitted or required under applicable law.
6.1. We may record information regarding Your Cookie preferences where reasonably necessary to administer Our Cookie-management mechanism, remember Your choices, and demonstrate compliance with applicable law.
6.2. Such records may include, as applicable, the preference selected by You, the date and time of Your selection, a consent or preference identifier, and the version of the Cookie notice or preference mechanism presented to You.
6.3. We may use a Strictly Necessary Cookie or Similar Technology to remember Your Cookie choices so that Your preferences can be applied on subsequent visits to the Website.
6.4. Records relating to Your Cookie choices will be retained only for so long as reasonably necessary for the purposes for which they are maintained or as otherwise required or permitted under applicable law.
7.1. Certain functionality on the Website may be provided using third-party technologies or services, including, where applicable, analytics, communications, mapping, embedded media, security or advertising technologies.
7.2. Where a third-party technology is classified as an optional Cookie or Similar Technology, it will not be activated through the Website unless You have affirmatively permitted the relevant category through Our Cookie-management mechanism.
7.3. A third-party provider may process information under its own privacy terms where it independently determines the purposes and means of such processing. Where relevant, information concerning the applicable third-party provider will be included in the Cookie inventory in Section 4.
7.4. Nothing in this Section limits any responsibility or obligation imposed upon the Company under Applicable Data Protection Laws where a third-party service provider processes Personal Data on Our behalf.
8.1. Most browsers allow You to view, block or delete Cookies through browser settings. The precise method differs depending on the browser and device You use.
8.2. Browser-level controls operate separately from the Cookie choices provided through the Website. Blocking all Cookies through Your browser may affect the operation or availability of Website functionality that depends upon Strictly Necessary Cookies.
8.3. Where the Website provides a Cookie preference centre, You may use it to manage optional Cookie categories without necessarily blocking all Cookies through Your browser.
9.1. Depending upon the technology used, information collected or generated through Cookies may constitute Personal Data, including where an individual is identifiable by or in relation to online identifiers or information concerning the individual's device or interaction with the Website.
9.2. Where information collected through Cookies constitutes Personal Data, such Personal Data will be processed in accordance with Our Privacy Policy and Applicable Data Protection Laws.
9.3. Further information regarding the categories of Personal Data processed by the Company, purposes of processing, data sharing, retention, Your rights, withdrawal of consent and grievance redressal is available in Our Privacy Policy.
10.1. We may update this Cookie Policy from time to time to reflect changes in the Cookies or Similar Technologies used on the Website, Website functionality, Our processing practices or applicable law.
10.2. The updated Cookie Policy will be published on the Website together with the date on which it was last updated.
10.3. Where a change introduces a materially different processing purpose for which consent is required under Applicable Data Protection Laws, We will provide the appropriate notice and obtain the relevant consent before commencing such processing.
11.1. If You have any questions regarding this Cookie Policy or the Company's use of Cookies and Similar Technologies, You may contact Us at:
BHAAV10X WEB TECHNOLOGIES LLP
Operating under the brand name “Bhaarat EcoPower”
Address: 400-A, 4th Floor, 12 Ajit Singh House, Yusuf Sarai Commercial Complex, Green Park, New Delhi – 110016
Email: legal@bhaaratecopower.com
Phone: 011-46085344