BANGALORE: The Gruha Jyothi scheme in Karnataka has witnessed an overwhelming response, with a staggering 8,16,631 consumers registering as of June 20. This initiative, introduced by the Congress government, offers households in Karnataka the opportunity to benefit from 200 units of complementary power.

Rapid Increase in Registrations: The scheme experienced a remarkable surge in registrations, beginning with an impressive count of 96,305 consumers on the first day alone. This number soared to 3,34,845 by the second day. As of June 20, the registrations reached an impressive figure of 3,85,481.

The flagship program of the State Government received an overwhelmingly positive response from the public, thanks to its easy and convenient registration process. Since June 18, citizens have been able to register for the Gruha Jyothi scheme at various centers across Karnataka, including Karnataka One, Grama One, and Bengaluru One.

By establishing these registration centers throughout the state, the government has ensured accessibility and convenience for all residents who wish to take advantage of this exceptional initiative.

The Gruha Jyothi scheme has undoubtedly captured the attention and enthusiasm of the people in Karnataka. It serves as a testament to the commitment of the Congress government to address the energy needs of households and promote a better quality of life for its citizens.

Gruha Jyothi Scheme is a housing scheme initiated by the government of Karnataka in India. The primary objective of the scheme is to provide affordable and quality housing for the economically weaker sections (EWS) and low-income groups (LIG) in the state.

Under the Gruha Jyothi Scheme, eligible beneficiaries can avail of financial assistance from the government to construct or purchase houses. The scheme aims to address the housing needs of individuals and families who do not have access to adequate shelter or live in substandard housing conditions.

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