CURATED BY – GANESH VAISHNAV | CITYCHIEFNEWS

Jagdalpur, 12 December 2024/ Through the Niyad Nellnar Yojana, the state government is ensuring development in these areas by benefiting the villagers of highly sensitive and remote Maoist-affected villages with public welfare schemes. In this sequence, as per the instructions of the Chief Minister of the state, Shri Vishnudev Sai, CREDA is providing drinking water and electricity facilities by setting up solar plants on a large scale in the Maoist-affected villages of Silger, Tekalgudiyam, Poorvarti and other villages under Sukma district. Through which an effort is being made to add a new chapter of prosperity in the lives of the villagers through the light of development in the said remote area. Chhattisgarh State Renewable Energy Development Agency Regional Office Jagdalpur has installed one solar high-mast plant each in the remote areas of Silger Tekalgudiyam and Poorvarti of Sukma district. Due to which the villagers feel safe and comfortable due to the light even at night. 02 DTH televisions operated by solar plants have been installed in village Poorvarti, 02 in Silger and 02 in Tekalgudiyam, through which the villagers are connected to the news of the country and abroad and they are also being entertained.

Similarly, under Jal Jeevan Mission, the arrangement of pure water supply is being ensured by installing 04 solar pumps in village Silger, so that the villagers no longer have to go far from home to fill water. Work is being done to install 04 solar pumps in village Tekalgudiyam and 07 in Poorvarti, due to which the villagers will soon get relief from the problem of drinking water. Similarly, 15 solar homelight plants have been installed in village Poorvarti, 11 in Silger and 17 in Tekalgudiyam, in which 01 fan, 05 LED lights and mobile charging facility has been provided per homelight, due to which the villagers are now connected to the news of the country and the world. At the same time, they remain updated with entertainment and mainstream information, due to which their daily routine is changing. The availability of the above basic facilities in these villages has made the villagers happy and the villagers express their gratitude to the state government for the positive change in their village.