Since the invention of bulb by Thomas Edison in 1879, even though the people are deprived by the electricity and its uses. Even after 70 years of Independence the country still having a lot of tribal areas and poor families which stay back of the facility given by the technical world. Out of 25 crore people of India at least 4 crore of people do not enjoy the electricity, even in 2017. The reason may be many, like tribal areas, below poverty line, lack of dams and electricity generators etc, where people were unable to reach out for the facilities. Even though, till now might be Government was busy somewhere and engaged themselves in other issues.
However, PM Modi now comes out with a drastic and tremendous step of launching the scheme Sahaj Bijli Har Ghar "Sobhagaya Yojana" of 16,320 crore on 25 September, where the electricity will be given to all the house holds. The electricity to the poor house holds will be given through out the nation and that too free of cost. No electricity bill will be charged under the scheme. The scheme comes out quite late but worth it for the welfare of the nation. PM Modi also inaugurated the Deendyal urja Bhawan on the birth anniversary of Pandit Deendyal Upadhayay in New Delhi. The people who are below poverty line will be given the electricity and that too for 24 hours a day.
There was a time when electricity was not invented, the people used to entertain their work along with candles and lanterns. But even after 70 years of independence some of the places in India were struggling for the same. Women of the houses holds uses the candle and lanterns for there work. Students of tribal areas uses the same for their studies. No one had thought about this, but now we have a full hope that the problem will be entertained properly and the initiative taken by the NDA Government is worth for the biggest upcoming change towards the welfare. Of course, the challenges are many but slowly and gradually the proper implementations will take over these biggest problems.
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