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Today, at the Swarna Bharat Parivaar Trust office, a delegation of youth from Aluwamai village met with National President Advocate Peeyush Pandit.
The youth raised concerns about the lack of proper lighting in the village, which often leads to snake bites and road accidents due to speeding vehicles in the dark.
On this occasion, Pankaj Patel, Anil Patel, Phoolchand Patel, Rahul Saroj, Chande Saroj, Anuj Shukla, Ashish Patel, Guddu Patel, Asalam Miya, Chandan Nai, Bhola Sonkar, along with more than 20 young villagers, demanded the installation of street lights.
Responding immediately, Adv. Peeyush Pandit announced the provision of 10 new street lights through the Trust, ensuring safer and brighter roads. He also reiterated the mission of transforming Aluwamai into India’s first E Village – Smart Metro Village with active youth participation.
Joining the event virtually from Puerto Rico, Virginia Rivera conveyed her best wishes through video conferencing. She applauded the enthusiasm of the youth and reaffirmed her commitment to the development of E Village and the Mahila Udyami projects, which focus on women’s empowerment, skills training, and entrepreneurship.
She stated –
“By 2027, the first phase of development at E Village Aluwamai will be successfully completed, setting an example of how rural communities can transform into global models of smart and sustainable living.”
Together, Peeyush Pandit and Virginia Rivera assured that the vision of E Village will stand as a landmark in sustainable growth, women empowerment, education, and rural transformation for the entire world.
