The Himachal Pradesh government has announced a significant revision to its green Panchayat initiative, focusing on the welfare of orphans and widows. As part of this initiative, ground-mounted solar power projects with a capacity of 500 KW are being established in 100 gram panchayats throughout the state. The revised revenue-sharing model allocates 25% of the revenue generated from these projects to the social justice and empowerment department, which will provide financial assistance to orphans and widows. Additionally, 20% of the revenue will be directed to the state government, another 20% will be designated for the operation and maintenance of the projects through HIMURJA, and 10% will also go to HIMURJA. Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu stated that these measures are part of the government's broader commitment to uplift vulnerable sections of society, ensuring that underprivileged children have equal opportunities to thrive. The enhanced financial support is expected to improve the living conditions of orphans and widows, creating better prospects for employment and self-sufficiency, ultimately leading to more secure and prosperous lives for these individuals.