Tata Steel Foundation to install 75 solar lights in Malda Panchayat
Published By : Chinmaya Dehury | November 7, 2021 3:13 PM
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Sundargarh, Nov 7: Tata Steel Foundation has taken the initiative to light the streets of villages in Malda Panchayat under Koira block of Sundargarh district. As part of the initiative, 75 solar lights worth more than Rs 20 lakhs will be installed in the region including Kalmang, Malda, Malda Basti, Sega Sahi, Deoghar, Kanhu Sahi, Giddei, Kenaveta, Kakarpani and Katesahi. The initiative has started with installation of 6 solar lights at Shankhapoda under Kalmang village and the installation of remaining solar lights will be over by November 15, 2021. Villages used to remain in dark during the nights earlier causing difficulties for people, especially for children and senior citizens, in their day-to-day lives. With this initiative, the aim is to ensure that people have access to basic amenities in their areas. There are multiple benefits of using solar street lighting fixtures, like conservation of energy, use of a conventional source of energy, and less dependence on the national grid. The key benefit is the environmentally friendly solution that solar lights offer. After installing solar street lights, people can rely on solar energy to ensure proper use of resources.
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