Plan india project ujala (Delhi)

Plan india project ujala

A brighter path, powered by the sun In many rural parts of India, as the sun sets, streets fall silent. With limited electricity the day ends early — limiting mobility, human connections and safety, especially for girls and women in the public spaces. Project Ujala is leveraging abundant sunshine as a sustainable power source by lighting up strategic community spaces, and busy streets by installing solar lights in over 250 villages across Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, Jharkhand, Odisha, and Uttarakhand. The 1, 000 solar lights are more than street lights — they’re providing a dependable, low-maintenance public lighting system that enables: ✅ Girls and women to move freely and safely after sunset ✅ Communities to remain connected after sunset ✅ A greener, sustainable public lighting solution in remote areas In places where the sun always shines, solar is not just a solution — it’s an opportunity.