In the heart of Madhya Pradesh, a revolutionary government initiative is transforming lives by slashing electricity bills to zero. The Pradhan Mantri Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana, launched by the central government, has emerged as a lifeline for countless households weary of skyrocketing power costs.
Solar panels installed on rooftops are not just powering homes but also championing clean energy adoption. Residents in Shahdol and beyond report dramatic savings, with many seeing their monthly bills plummet to negligible amounts. This scheme targets affordability, offering substantial subsidies that make solar power accessible to middle-class and low-income families alike.
The program’s core aim is to provide every Indian family with reliable, eco-friendly electricity. By generating surplus power, beneficiaries feed excess into the grid, earning additional income. This dual benefit fosters energy independence and environmental consciousness.
Take Paras Jain, a local resident who once dreaded running air conditioners or heaters due to hefty bills. Now, post-installation, he enjoys uninterrupted usage without financial worry. ‘It’s a game-changer,’ he shares, highlighting the economic relief.
Ramsahay Mishra echoes this sentiment. His bills, previously hovering between 5,000-6,000 rupees monthly, have vanished, stabilizing his family budget. Inspired by friends, he applied and hasn’t looked back.
Ranjeet Basak, another beneficiary, received a 78,000-rupee subsidy, reducing his bills by 75%. Reading about the scheme in newspapers prompted his action, and he now urges others to follow suit, thanking the Prime Minister profusely.
As Madhya Pradesh leads in solar adoption, this initiative promises a greener, cheaper future, urging nationwide participation for sustainable energy self-reliance.