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Shopian:
Many distant villages within the Kellar space of South Kashmir’s Shopian district acquired electrical energy connection after virtually seventy years.
The electrical energy has now reached the individuals of those distant villages of the Shopian district below a centrally sponsored scheme.
“We had heard of electricity, but we were enslaved for way too long. We have a new life after 70 years, now that we have access to electricity and our children can now take benefits of this electricity in the education sector,” a villager stated.
“These remote areas of Kellar Shopian were un-electrified villages and under centrally sponsored “Saubhagya scheme” we have built five transformers and later commissioned them within seven days and power supply was given to these villages of Kellar Shopian,” the Assistant Executive Engineer, Power Development Department (PDD) Farooq Ahmad stated.
The native villagers appreciated this step taken by the Centre and district administration.
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