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Two Years Later, in India’s First Solar City, Sanchi
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Two Years Later, in India’s First Solar City, Sanchi
On 6 September 2023, then–Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan pressed a button and declared Sanchi “India’s first solar city.” The promise was that the ancient Buddhist town of Sanchi, best known for its UNESCO-listed stupas, would be powered through clean energy, mostly solar. Soon, new charging stations were put up. There were solar street lights. And, even rooftop solar was promoted across the city, with almost 8500 residents. To fulfil the …
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