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India faces many challenges in providing health services for its people. 68% of the Indian population lives in rural areas, and while state governments understand the urgent need to improve the quality of public health, the on-ground reality often paints a dismal picture. Moreover, disease control strategy has three main pillars – prevention, surveillance, and treatment. Of these, prevention methods are found to cost the least in terms of time and money and are also the most advantageous in terms of health..
Almost 77 million households in India do not have access to electricity. Resource deficiencies in the power sector lead to expensive petroleum imports and corrupt practices such as inaccurate billing, low collection, rampant theft and poor consumer indexing exacerbate the problem. In order to become self-sufficient in energy, India must first and foremost stop energy wastage and judiciously utilize current resources. SnG recognizes the importance of managing power resources through a uniformed and reliable power supply..
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