In the shadowed corners of rural and tribal villages, where electricity is scarce or unreliable, the simple act of lighting a home remains a daily struggle. For families in these areas, darkness isn’t just an inconvenience, it’s a barrier to education, safety, and economic opportunity. While city dwellers take for granted the glow of a bulb at the flip of a switch, millions in remote communities rely on dim kerosene lamps that are costly, hazardous, and harmful to health.
