I once gifted two solar lanterns in a remote school lacking electricity, located on a remote plateau at 1700 feet. The delight on their faces moved me. Next, the entire village wanted these lanterns at a reasonable price. That indeed was a challenge. I started studying different solar lanterns but was not happy. I wanted a lantern that promised good light, would work even in monsoons & ideally built for the rural environment. The power of prayer and deep contemplation led us to an amazing discovery and soon we were out with our own Solar Lantern. The villagers loved it, and I was the most happiest person on earth. With the instant success, we were soon out with solar tubelights and also a range of over 50 solar and led based gizmos and gadgets available online at www.ledsolar.in.

We now get our lanterns assembled from a Paraplegic Association with a motive to provide employment to them.

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Dapod Maad. A village located deep in the hearts of Maharashtra, on the forest fringe. Electricity has not reached the village as yet. Due to lack of proper lighting, the socio-economic condition of the area is very poor. By the time they complete their daily chores, evening approaches and they are left with no option but to operate at dusk, this has a serious impact on their productivity as most of the activities after sunsets are carried out under kerosene lights. Unhealthy fumes of kerosene lights adversely affect the villagers' health, and low luminosity weakens their eyesight. However, establishing of Solar Lanterns has started changing the situation, by providing the villagers clean and high-intensity lighting. The lanterns are mainly being used for domestic purposes. Due to proper lighting facilities, students are able to study in the tutorials, as well as at home, during night hours.