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This article talks about a new solar energy project for tribal families in Bihar’s Kaimur district.
In Patna, there’s good news for the Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups (PVTG) in the Kaimur district of Bihar. A significant agreement was signed recently between Bharatiya Railway Power Company Limited (BRBCL) and South Bihar Power Distribution Company Limited (SBPDCL) to bring solar energy to these remote communities.
This project aims to help 51 families in Saradog village by providing them with free solar panels. These panels will allow them to access clean and sustainable energy, which is especially important for areas where traditional electricity supply is hard to get.
With this initiative, life is set to improve for the families in Saradog. They will now have a reliable source of electricity, which can enhance their daily living conditions and provide better opportunities for education and health. This installation of solar panels marks a significant step towards ensuring energy access in tribal regions.
The funding for this entire project will come from BRBCL’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) fund. This investment focuses on developing sustainable energy solutions and improving infrastructure in rural and tribal areas, making a positive impact on the community.
During the signing ceremony at Vidyut Bhawan, many important officials from the energy sector were present. This initiative is being celebrated as a significant milestone for empowering tribal communities and enhancing their quality of life.
Summary:
- Solar panels to be provided to 51 families in Saradog village.
- The project aims to improve living standards through clean energy.
- Funding comes from BRBCL’s CSR initiatives.
- This initiative is expected to empower tribal communities.
- Officials from the energy sector attended the signing ceremony.
