Bengaluru: The Gruha Jyothi scheme launched by the Karnataka government has received an overwhelming response from citizens, with over 8.16 lakh customers registering for the scheme within just three days. The registration process for the scheme commenced on Sunday, and since then, people have shown tremendous enthusiasm to participate.
Registration for the Gruha Jyothi scheme is being facilitated through various channels, including the Sevasindhu portal of the state government, Karnataka One, Grama One, Bangalore One, and ESCOM offices. Many individuals have also taken advantage of the convenience of registering from their homes using computers and mobile phones.
The Sevasindhu portal witnessed a substantial number of customer registrations on the first two days, which further tripled on Tuesday. On Sunday, a total of 96,305 customers registered for the scheme, followed by 3,34,845 registrations on Monday. The numbers continued to surge, with 3,85,481 registrations recorded on Tuesday alone.
Under the Gruha Jyothi scheme, the Karnataka government is offering 200 free units of power to eligible customers.The scheme has attracted an impressive total of 8,16,631 customers who have registered so far, showcasing the significant demand and interest in the initiative.
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Thane, Jan 26 (PTI): A two-year-old child survived a fall from the 13th floor flat of a high-rise in Dombivali in Thane thanks to the alertness of a man, with a video of the act going viral on social media and drawing widespread praise from netizens who hailed him as a real life hero.
The incident took place last week in Devichapada locality and the child sustained only minor injuries, officials said.
In the video, Bhavesh Mhatre can be seen running to catch the child, and though he failed to grasp her completely, his action broke the fall and lessened the impact of the child hitting the ground.
Eyewitnesses said the child fell while playing in the balcony of her 13th floor flat.
"She slipped, was hanging precariously for sometime at the edge of the balcony and then fell," an eyewitness said.
Mhatre said he was passing by the building and didn't think twice before moving forward since he was determined to save the child's life.
"There is no religion greater than courage and humanity," he told reporters.
A civic official hailed Mhatre's act and said there were plans to felicitate him publicly.
#Thane A young man Bhavesh Mhatre saved a 2-year-old child from falling from a 13-storey building in #Devichapada, #Dombivli, with his alertness and courage. The child is safe with minor injuries. The entire incident was captured on CCTV.#Kalyan #Life #saver #Maharashtra pic.twitter.com/Z88ileXVDh
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