Prior to the visit of Prime Minister Narendra Modi on April 24 at the “Panchayati Raj Diwas” event, the 500 Kilowatt Solar Factory at Palli Panchayat in the Samba region of Jammu and Kashmir was completed on time and ready for operation. said in Samba today by the Minister of State (Independent Charge) Science and Technology; Minister of State (Independent Payment) Earth Science; MoS PMO, Staff, Public Complaints, Pensions, Atomic Energy and Space, Dr. Jitendra Singh visited the site where the newly installed Solar Plant was tested and tested. He said as the Solar Plant became operational, a village with about 340 houses would run out of carbon.
The Minister was accompanied by JugalKishor Sharma, Member of Parliament and Chetan Prakash Jain, CMD, Central Electronics Limited (CEL), PSE under the Union Department of Science and Technology which has taken on the responsibility of installing the solar industry in a short period of time. the night before the Prime Minister’s visit. A team of about a dozen senior scientists and senior officials from the Union Department of Science and Technology were also present during the Minister’s visit.
successful trial of Solar Plant
The successful Solar Plant test was presented to DrJitendra Singh in the area and the Minister commended the Central Electronics Limited engineers and senior scientists and senior officials of the Union Science and Technology Department for completing the project on time. and making it fully functional.
Rs 2.75 crore project
DrJitendra Singh added that the 500 Kilowatt Solar Plant installed in an area of 6,408 square meters was completed in a 20-day record that will provide clean electricity and light to 340 houses in Panchayat. He said a team of 25 members was working around the clock to complete the Rs 2.75 crore project. He said the electricity generated would be distributed to the district, and he needed about 2,000 units daily through a local power station.
It may be recalled that a series of meetings were held in New Delhi between Union Ministers DrJitendra Singh and Shri Giriraj Singh to streamline the exhibition themes of the Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Jammu event this past weekend. DrJitendra Singh said senior officials from various departments of the Indian government departments that participated in the meeting included Rural Development, Panchayati Raj and six Departments of Science and Technology, Council of Scientific and Industrial Research, Biotechnology, Space, Atomic. The Power and Science of the Earth.
showcase the latest technology and innovations
It is worth mentioning that about 20 Stairs in the Prime Minister’s Exhibition area are being prepared by the various departments of the Union Science and Technology Department, which will showcase the latest technologies and innovations that benefit rural and agricultural areas.
DrJitendra Singh informed that some of the themes identified as poverty and the development of rural livelihoods, healthy village, child-friendly district, adequate water supply, clean and green village, adequate local infrastructure, Engendered development in the area to be implemented Departments of Science Ministries this family to rural people.
DrJitendra Singh said shops that show the best practices in Agriculture, be it DBT’s Bio-Tech Kisan Scheme, Drone farming will be added to the new Government Center and UT Farmer Welfare programs. The Minister said, Stables featuring the integration of Science and Technology and Rural Development Themes and the Panchayati Raj will be set up to benefit the common people. He added that instead of having regular shops at the event, efforts were being made to showcase the latest technology that adds value to farmers’ income and a science-based exhibition featuring Panchayati Raj.
On the Panchayati Raj Diwas
Panchayat Palli in Jammu has been selected for the Panchayati Raj Diwas project this year and an exhibition showcasing the latest innovations will be held so that farmers, sarpanchs and village heads can improve their income and productivity. Among the key innovations planned to be on display are geospatial technology in rural and agricultural development, applications by farmers to predict the weather for five days, planting lavender popularly known as the purple revolution, biotechnology to increase apple production in the same area increase farmers’ income, application of pesticide drone application and waste treatment, fruit shelf life to be enhanced by atomic radiation etc.
On Panchayati Raj National Day, the Prime Minister is scheduled to address a gathering of more than 30,000 members at the Panchayati Raj Institution (PRI) in Jammu and Kashmir while PRIs from across the country will be linked to the Prime Minister’s speech.
