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BANDIPORA, AUGUST 03: District Development Commissioner (DDC), Bandipora, Dr. Shahid Iqbal Choudhary today distributed 500  solar lights among the residents of village Kudara, at a distribution function held here. Cost of per solar light is Rs.6700.
Chief Planning Officer Abdul Majeed,  Assistant Director  Food Fayaz Ahmad Shah, Senior Technical Officer JAKEDA Kashmir division, Rabia Noor, BDO Bandipora Riyaz Hussain Wani,Tehsildar Bandipora Mubashir Nazki and other concerned officers were present on the occasion. 
The DDC said that the solar home  lights are being distributed free of cost by the government to the un-electrified villages. He said like Kudara solar lights will also be distributed in other un-electrified villages including far off areas of Gurez in phased manner.  He said another list of 120 families was also finalized for provision of solar lights, adding that a total of 34 villages will be covered in the district under a special drive in convergence of various schemes. 
The DDC informed that all educational institutions and hospitals in uncovered areas will also be provided solar lights shortly and departments have been asked to recommend priority list of such institutions.


Raj Bhavan commissions 83 KW Rooftop Solar Power Plant
JAMMU, APRIL 26: With the help of Jammu & Kashmir Energy Development Agency a 83 KW Rooftop Solar Power Plant has been installed on theroof tops of buildings in Raj Bhavan Jammu. This Solar Power Plant uses modules explicitly manufactured in India and thus promotes the “Make in India” movement.
The 83 KW Solar Rooftop Plant utilised 252 Wp PV Solar (330) modules, one 50 KW Inverter and one 33 KW Inverter. This Plant will generate an average of 1,24,000 units per year and will save Rs. 6.20 lacs per year. This project was executed by JAKDA within a record time of 7 days.
Governor has conveyed his high appreciation to CEO, JAKEDA for the exceptional speed of implementation of the Solar Plant and has requested the Agency to install a similar plant at Raj Bhavan Srinagar. Governor has stressed that the maximum possible use of renewable energy is an imperative, particularly in J&K. He observed that use of Solar energy shall not only reduce the power bill in cash strapped J&K but also save and protect the environment from pollution.