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Before the Bihar elections, Prime Minister Nitish Kumar announced on Thursday that elegable domestic consumers throughout the state would receive 125 electricity without 125 electricity costs from August 1.

Kumar said the government has decided to establish solar power plants on roofs or nearby public places in the next three years.

“We have been providing electricity to everyone at affordable prices from the very beginning.

“In the next three years, with the consent of all these domestic consumers, we have decided to establish the roofs of solar power plants or to benefit from nearby public places.”

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Kumar also said that the state government will fully meet the cost of establishing solar energy systems for extremely poor families, and others will receive appropriate financial assistance within the scope of the Kutir Jyoti plan.

He said the state could have 10,000 megawatts solar energy in the next three years.

“Under the Kutir Jyoti plan, for extremely poor families, the state government will carry all the costs of establishing solar power plants and provide appropriate support for the rest. This means that domestic consumers will no longer need any costs for electricity up to 125 units, and at the same time, the state is expected to be used up to 10,000 megagatt.

This announcement moved to voters before the State Parliamentary elections, which were planned later this year.

Bihar Cm Kumar, who continued with the series of survey sticks the day before, directed the training department to immediately evaluate empty positions for teachers in public schools and to initiate the executive process of Teacher Recruitment Exam (TRE) 4.

The Prime Minister said that the government was determined to fill the teaching positions without delay and that he wanted the authorities to accelerate the recruitment process. He said that the government has repeated the policy of women’s reservation during the recruitment process and that the 35 percent quota for women will only be applied to the inhabitants of Biha.

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