The launch of a poject to solarise public schools in Rawalpindi district aims to equip selected government schools with solar power systems, easing their reliance on the national grid while cutting electricity costs and reducing carbon emissions. It is a practical intervention, rooted less in rhetoric and more in immediate need.

Such initiatives deserve unambiguous appreciation. At a time when public schools struggle with power outages, inflated utility bills and shrinking development budgets, solarisation is not a luxury but a corrective measure. Reliable electricity improves the learning........

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