Archive · 23 Sep 2025
Remote Tribal Hamlets Near Indore Receive Electricity
Imagine living in a place where your house is dark at night because there's no electricity.
That's how life was for some tribal families near Indore, India.
But now, thanks to a government program, electricity is reaching their homes!
This means they can turn on lights, and kids can study after dark.
The program involves installing power lines and poles to bring electricity to these remote areas.
So far, several families have electricity, and more will get it soon.
This change is a big deal, making life easier and safer for these families.
Remote tribal families near Indore are receiving electricity for the first time.
The project is part of the Pradhan Mantri Janjatiya Unnat Gram Abhiyan (PM JUGA) scheme.
Approximately 8 kilometers of power lines and 100 poles have been installed.
20 families have received connections so far, with a goal to reach 32.
The initiative aims to enhance safety and improve living standards in remote areas.
- Who
- Tribal families in remote hamlets near Indore
- What
- Electricity connections provided to previously unconnected households
- When
- Ongoing, with a goal to connect all households by October 2
- Where
- Remote tribal hamlets in Indore's rural circle
- Why
- To improve living standards and connect remote settlements to development
- Scheme
- Pradhan Mantri Janjatiya Unnat Gram Abhiyan (PM JUGA)
- Location
- Remote tribal hamlets near Indore, Madhya Pradesh
- Families Connected
- 20
- Goal
- Connect 32 households by October 2
- Infrastructure
- 8 km power lines, 100 poles installed