No More Darkness: Jharkhand's Adivasi Women Shine Bright with Solar Power
In Gumla district, where about 69% of the population is Adivasi, solar mini-grids light up around 44 villages.
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In Jharkhand, India’s highest coal-producing state, many villages continue to live in darkness due to frequent power outages or lack of electricity altogether, disrupting daily life and work. However, one district is pioneering change with solar-powered electricity.
In Gumla district, where about 69% of the population is Adivasi, solar mini-grids light up around 44 villages.
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(This story was produced with the support of Internews’ Earth Journalism Network.)
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