Actually still after getting freedom to our India , our villages are not to be fully electrified...yeah i know its sad but all we know the basic reason is our system...no doubt we r living in cities we don't know much more about interior parts of India...or our states ....but i came across to these villages and still i m wondering how those peoples are living their life without electricity....now a days electricity is the part of our life...infact its our basic need...food , cloths , shelter and last but not the least ..."ELECTRICITY"....
some adiwasi areas in various states are yet to be electrified....due to some basic problems....yeah i agreed our govt.is also trying its best to cover up this area...but still i don't know why they are not getting proper electricity or still in dark...they are using kerosene or woods for light... one thing i would like to convey you all these peoples are using mobiles ...surprised !!! yeah its right ...though they don't have any electricity , they are using mobiles ...they are charging their mobiles from other villages where electricity available...they are paying Rs 5 to 10 to charge mobile...yeah its amazing... mobile facility is reached to them before the electricity....
but now new RAY of light comes to their life ...some NGOs are working to give electricity through solar lamps...yeah they are providing solar laterns to them...along with solar charging station...this station is then maintained by villager or entrepreneur among the all villagers...villagers are charging their lantern in day time and then these lantern is used in night for lighting purpose....for this they are charged Rs 2 to 3 per day for maintenance purpose by the entrepreneur..
By this light....womans are using it for cooking purpose....it helps to student for studies...i am not making the list what is the use of this light...but wanted to tell ya all this light gaves new life to them....they can charge their mobiles also..from this charging station....improving their living standard..
thus they are making "solar village"
