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140 Naxal-hit villages in Chhattisgarh soon electrified with the Solar power

Soon solar power electricity will provided to the 140 naxal hit villages . After 65 years many naxal hit villages from chhattisgadh do not have electricity. 140 villages will get electricity. Chhattisgarh State Renewable Energy Development Agency (CREDA) under the Remote Village Electrification Programme state government provide electricity .


These villages fall under the Maoist-hit Sukma, Bijapur, Narayanpur, Sarguja and Dantewada districts.

A major number of villages/hamlets (not connected to the national grid) in the state are either situated in or around the close vicinity of national parks, tiger reserves and wildlife sanctuaries and these have been electrified with solar energy," Gyani said.
Almost all villages under Barnawapara Wildlife Sanctuary, located around 100 kms away from here, are now electrified by CREDA under the remote village electrification programme, he informed.
The agency has also involved local villagers to facilitate proper functioning and maintenance of solar set-ups installed in their respective areas.
In all these places where the solar set-ups have been installed, a villager has been appointed as local operator. To fix technical problems, the agency also employs a technician who serves a cluster of 10-15 villages, while major snags are resolved by CREDAs experts, Gyani said.

The capacity of the solar set-ups of some villages has been enhanced after sensing the growing demand for power and efforts are on to increase it further in other villages, he added. PTI TKP GK RT

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