Narendra Modi’s Big Decision After Ayodhya Visit: Solar Rooftops Will Be Installed On 1 Crore Houses In India Under Pradhanmantri Suryoday Yojana.
Under the ‘Pradhanmantri Suryoday Yojana’, the Government of India has set an important target of installing solar roofs in one crore houses.Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said in a social media post on social media platform X that, ‘Pradhanmantri Suryodaya Yojana’ is not only going to reduce the electricity bills of the poor and middle class of India but India is also going to become self-reliant in the field of energy.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched 'Pradhanmantri Suryoday Yojana' after returning from Ayodhya tour.
After returning from Ayodhya tour after the historic Pran Pratistha ceremony at Ram temple, the first and biggest decision of India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been announced on Monday, January 22. ‘Pradhanmantri Suryoday Yojana’ is going to be launched to install solar roofs in more than one crore poor and middle class homes of India.
“The first decision I have taken after returning from Ayodhya is that our government will launch ‘Pradhanmantri Suryoday Yojana’ with the target of installing solar rooftops on 1 crore houses,” PM Modi said, in a social media post on X, formerly Twitter.
“This will not only reduce the electricity bill of the poor and middle class but will also make India self-reliant in the energy sector,” the PM Modi added.
“All the devotees of the world always get energy from the light of Suryavanshi Lord Shri Ram,” PM Modi said.
“Today, on the auspicious occasion of consecration in Ayodhya, my resolution got further strengthened that the people of India should have their solar roof top system on the roof of their houses,” PM Modi further added in a social media post on X, formerly Twitter.
Shifting Towards Sustainable Practices for a Greener Future –
In a prospective shift towards sustainable energy, solar and wind energy are anticipated to spearhead two-thirds of India’s power generation growth by 2032, should the nation achieve its ambitious renewable energy targets. This insightful analysis comes from the global energy think tank, Ember, highlighting the pivotal role renewable sources will play in shaping India’s energy landscape in the coming decade.
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The trajectory of solar power in India has undergone substantial growth since 2017, where it constituted a mere 1 percent of the nation’s power composition. If India successfully realizes its solar objectives outlined in the 14th National Electricity Plan (NEP14), the solar sector’s share is projected to experience a remarkable upswing, escalating from 5 percent to an impressive 25 percent over the financial years 2022-2032. This transformative period signifies a rapid expansion and underscores the increasing prominence of solar energy in India’s power portfolio.
The evolving energy landscape in India indicates a potential paradigm shift in power generation growth. Traditionally dominated by coal-driven mechanisms over the past decade, there is a notable prospect of transitioning towards solar and wind sources in the upcoming decade. This transformative trend hinges on India’s commitment and successful realization of its objectives outlined in the 14th National Electricity Plan (NEP14), as meticulously analyzed by Ember. If these milestones are met, it could herald a significant departure from the historical reliance on coal, signaling a more sustainable and diversified energy future for the country.
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