Remote Tribal Village Gudem Gets Electricity After 77 Years

Imagine a village where people lived for many, many years without electricity, like it was always dark after the sun went down.

This village, called Gudem, is in a hard-to-reach place on a hill.

For over 70 years, the families there didn't have lights or fans.

But recently, a kind leader heard their wish for power.

Workers worked very hard, carrying poles through forests and rocky areas to bring electricity lines all the way to their homes.

Now, finally, the village has lights, and the children can study after dark, and families can use fans when it's hot.

The electricity comes from the sun and wind, making it a clean way to bring light to this special village after so long.