Raipur: As per the instructions of Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Dev Sai, continuous work is being done towards strengthening the power supply system in the remote rural and tribal areas of the state and providing better electricity facilities to the common citizens. In this sequence, the Naglok area of ​​Chief Minister Shri Sai's home district Jashpur has got a big gift. A 33/11 KV power sub-station is being constructed at the cost of Rs 2 crore 91 lakh in village Samdama under Farsabahar tehsil of the district. With the start of this sub-station, the power consumers of 16 villages of the area will get the benefit of better power supply and relief is expected from the long-standing problem of low voltage.

Villagers in the Naglok area have long faced problems with low voltage and power supply issues. The lack of adequate voltage has hampered the operation of household electrical appliances, agricultural work, and other daily activities. Addressing these challenges, a power substation is being constructed in Samdama on the instructions of Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Dev Sai. Its completion will strengthen the local power distribution system and improve the quality and reliability of power supply.

Thousands of villagers from 16 villages including Samdama will get the benefit of better electricity system.

The 33/11 KV power substation under construction at Samdama will benefit the electricity consumers of Samdama, Sanko, Sahilta, Bansajhal, Chharla, Manjhapara, Korchikani, Lavakera, Junadih, Jagadampur, Rengarmunda, Jadamal, Beldipa, Chaldih, Jamdand and Rangiyadipa and surrounding areas.

The commissioning of the power substation will further strengthen the power distribution system in these villages. This will help provide consumers with a better power supply with adequate voltage. Improved power quality, especially in remote rural areas, will enhance the convenience of people's daily lives.

Agriculture, education and rural livelihood will get a boost

The construction of the Samdama power substation will not only strengthen the power supply system, but is also expected to benefit the region's agriculture, education, small businesses, and rural livelihood activities. Improved power supply will facilitate farmers in operating irrigation pumps and other agricultural equipment. It will also facilitate the operation of small businesses and self-employment activities in rural areas.

This will also make the use of electrical appliances in homes more accessible, and students will have better facilities for study. Expanding electrical infrastructure will help strengthen basic facilities in rural areas and accelerate local development.

Power infrastructure in remote areas is being strengthened due to the initiative of Chief Minister Shri Sai.

As directed by Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Dev Sai, special attention is being paid to expanding infrastructure in remote rural and tribal areas. The power substation under construction in Samdama at a cost of Rs. 2.91 crore is an important initiative in this direction. Its completion will help meet the growing demand for electricity in the Naglok region and provide quality power to consumers.

Residents of the area, who have long faced electricity-related problems, are pleased with the construction of the power substation. Expressing gratitude to Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Dev Sai for this important facility, the villagers expressed hope that the substation's opening will alleviate the area's low voltage problems and significantly improve the power supply system.