Army, Aseem Foundation illuminate lives in Bla’s Gaggar Hill village

Baramulla, Nov 24: In a collaborative effort between the Indian Army and NGO Aseem Foundation, a transformative project has been successfully executed, bringing sustainable energy solutions to Gaggar Hill village in Boniyar Tehsil, located near the Line of Control (LOC) in north Kashmir’s Baramulla district.
Under the supervision of the Torna Battalion, operating under the Pir Panjal Brigade, the initiative aims to improve the lives of local residents by equipping 16 households with solar lights and inverters.
An official said that this joint endeavor is a testament to the commitment of both military and civilian organizations to uplift communities and promote sustainable progress.
Harnessing the potential of solar energy not only addresses the critical need for reliable lighting in the region but also aligns with environmental sustainability goals.
The project signifies a crucial moment for the inhabitants of these remote villages, ensuring access to essential services and a continuous 24/7 electricity supply.
An official involved in the project stated, “It symbolizes a pivotal moment for the inhabitants of these remote villages, ensuring access to essential services and uninterrupted 24/7 electricity supply.”
He said that this collaboration between the Indian Army and Aseem Foundation serves as an exemplary model for bridging the gap between military and civilian entities, working together to bring positive change to challenging regions and fostering enduring progress and resilience.