In remote villages across India, access to reliable electricity remains a significant challenge. Government schools in these areas often struggle with power outages or lack of grid connectivity, hampering the education of children. Without electricity, classrooms lack adequate lighting, fans for a conducive learning environment, and digital resources that are essential for modern education. This energy deficit disproportionately affects students in underprivileged and rural communities, creating barriers to equal opportunities for learning and growth.
At Samarpan, we believe in sustainable solutions to bridge the gaps in education. Our Solar Electrification Program focuses on installing rooftop solar plants in remote government schools. These solar installations:
In the remote village of Retia Chowki, Rajasthan, Vandana, a dedicated school teacher, struggled for nearly a decade against the challenges of an unelectrified school. Dimly lit classrooms during monsoons and stifling heat in summer made teaching and learning difficult, and the dream of using digital tools seemed unreachable.
Everything changed with Samarpan’s Solar Electrification Program. A rooftop solar plant transformed the school, powering lights, fans, and even digital projectors. For the first time, students could enjoy interactive lessons, like virtual tours and educational videos.
“The difference is incredible,” Vandana shared. “Our classrooms are brighter, our students are engaged, and their eagerness to learn has grown.” Attendance soared as the school became a vibrant hub of learning and hope.
With Samarpan’s support, Vandana believes her students now have a real chance to break the cycle of poverty and build a brighter future.
Your contribution will bring power to schools in remotest non-electrified villages. Help us to ensure energy equity across India.