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All accessannouncementbasiccommitmentdarknesselephantseveryonefinalgridhappyhistoriclotnewspaperofficespromisespublicremotesinglevillages in India now have electricity. India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi made the accessannouncementbasiccommitmentdarknesselephantseveryonefinalgridhappyhistoriclotnewspaperofficespromisespublicremotesinglevillages on Monday. He said the accessannouncementbasiccommitmentdarknesselephantseveryonefinalgridhappyhistoriclotnewspaperofficespromisespublicremotesinglevillages village in the country to get electricity was the accessannouncementbasiccommitmentdarknesselephantseveryonefinalgridhappyhistoriclotnewspaperofficespromisespublicremotesinglevillages Leisang village in the state of Manipur. The village was connected to the accessannouncementbasiccommitmentdarknesselephantseveryonefinalgridhappyhistoriclotnewspaperofficespromisespublicremotesinglevillages on Sunday. Electrification of all villages in India was one of the government's biggest accessannouncementbasiccommitmentdarknesselephantseveryonefinalgridhappyhistoriclotnewspaperofficespromisespublicremotesinglevillages. Mr Modi thanked accessannouncementbasiccommitmentdarknesselephantseveryonefinalgridhappyhistoriclotnewspaperofficespromisespublicremotesinglevillages involved in the electrification project. He tweeted: "April 28, 2018 will be remembered as a accessannouncementbasiccommitmentdarknesselephantseveryonefinalgridhappyhistoriclotnewspaperofficespromisespublicremotesinglevillages day in the development journey of India....We fulfilled a accessannouncementbasiccommitmentdarknesselephantseveryonefinalgridhappyhistoriclotnewspaperofficespromisespublicremotesinglevillages, due to which, the lives of...Indians will be transformed forever. I am delighted that every accessannouncementbasiccommitmentdarknesselephantseveryonefinalgridhappyhistoriclotnewspaperofficespromisespublicremotesinglevillages village of India now has access to electricity."

In 2015, PM Modi promised he would give 18,000 villages accessannouncementbasiccommitmentdarknesselephantseveryonefinalgridhappyhistoriclotnewspaperofficespromisespublicremotesinglevillages to electricity for the first time. Mr Modi said a village is electrified when it has the accessannouncementbasiccommitmentdarknesselephantseveryonefinalgridhappyhistoriclotnewspaperofficespromisespublicremotesinglevillages power lines and 10 per cent of houses and accessannouncementbasiccommitmentdarknesselephantseveryonefinalgridhappyhistoriclotnewspaperofficespromisespublicremotesinglevillages places (including schools, administrative accessannouncementbasiccommitmentdarknesselephantseveryonefinalgridhappyhistoriclotnewspaperofficespromisespublicremotesinglevillages and health centres) have power. While Mr Modi is accessannouncementbasiccommitmentdarknesselephantseveryonefinalgridhappyhistoriclotnewspaperofficespromisespublicremotesinglevillages with the progress made, many people say there is a accessannouncementbasiccommitmentdarknesselephantseveryonefinalgridhappyhistoriclotnewspaperofficespromisespublicremotesinglevillages more work to be done. The World Bank says 200 million Indians still lack accessannouncementbasiccommitmentdarknesselephantseveryonefinalgridhappyhistoriclotnewspaperofficespromisespublicremotesinglevillages to electricity. The "India Today" accessannouncementbasiccommitmentdarknesselephantseveryonefinalgridhappyhistoriclotnewspaperofficespromisespublicremotesinglevillages found that many villages still lacked electricity. One villager told its reporters: "The accessannouncementbasiccommitmentdarknesselephantseveryonefinalgridhappyhistoriclotnewspaperofficespromisespublicremotesinglevillages creates a big problem for the village as it is frequented by accessannouncementbasiccommitmentdarknesselephantseveryonefinalgridhappyhistoriclotnewspaperofficespromisespublicremotesinglevillages."