Optimizing Power Management in Distribution Networks through Coordination of Directional Over-Current Relays summarizes a study or project focused on enhancing the management of power in distribution networks by optimizing the coordination of directional over-current relays. Directional overcurrent relays are critical components of power distribution systems, designed to safeguard the network against over-current faults while maintaining operational stability. Proper coordination of these relays is vital to ensure that faults are isolated and cleared efficiently without causing extensive disruptions. In this paper, a mathematical modeling approach is employed to address the optimization of power management in distribution networks. This approach likely encompasses the development of mathematical models and algorithms that consider factors such as fault types, fault locations, network topology, and relay settings to improve the coordination of directional over-current relays. Here, different optimization algorithms have been implemented to optimize the operating time of relays & hence power management. Cuckoo Search Algorithm (CSA), Fire-Fly Algorithm (FFA), Harmony Search Algorithm (HSA), and Jaya Algorithm are employed to solve the coordination problem for directional over-current relays (DOCRs) with different test systems. The outcomes of this research may have practical applications in power distribution systems, potentially leading to more resilient and responsive networks that better manage power distribution and reduce disruptions during faults and outages.