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Under the Revamped Distribution Sector Scheme (RDSDS), significant investments are being made to improve the power distribution infrastructure in Chittorgarh. These efforts aim to strengthen the power grid, improve service reliability, and cater to growing demand in the region.
This scheme aims to ensure that all villages and remote areas in India are electrified, especially those that lacked proper electricity access.
As part of the effort to improve access to electricity, BPL (Below Poverty Line) connections have been given to households:
Under the integrated electricity development program, several projects are underway to strengthen the power infrastructure and ensure the availability of reliable electricity in various towns:
Feeder Separation – In the regions with more than 2,000 population, three-phase electricity will be supplied 24/7. Separate feeders will be provided for agricultural and domestic uses. A total of 63 villages in Chittorgarh and 23 villages in Pratapgarh will be covered under this plan.
Mavli – ₹3.62 crore has been spent on the completion of 16 feeders in Mavli.
Chittorgarh – A total of 25 solar plants have been approved in Chittorgarh district, with each solar plant costing ₹8.5 lakh.
Chittorgarh, Rawatbhata, and Nimbahera – The program focuses on improving urban electricity infrastructure in Chittorgarh, Rawatbhata, and Nimbahera, with an approved allocation of: