Lack of electricity major issue of students

Nomaan Shahzail

Electricity can be incredibly helpful for students in many ways. It can provide lighting which is essential for students who need to study after dark or in poorly lit areas. With electricity, students can power electronic devices such as laptops, tablets, and phones, which are essential for modern-day education.

These devices allow students to access information, conduct research, and complete assignments. Electricity can power modems and routers, providing internet access to students. This is particularly important for students in remote learning like those in Upper Chitral as it allows them to attend online classes, communicate with their teachers and classmates, and access online educational resources.

In remote areas, electricity is even more crucial, as it can have a significant impact on people’s quality of life. It can power hospitals, schools, and businesses, and improve communication and transportation. Access to electricity can also make it easier for students to study and complete their homework, which can improve their educational outcomes.

Upper Chitral is a remote area facing basic necessarities and that lacking leaves profound impacts on every single life here, and among that major lacking electricity is jumbo one.

Likewise, students in Upper Chitral are deprived of this basic and necessarily right, as their hard routine never allow them to study at day time and in addition they cope with critical electricity shortage up to alarming level. We think of them as the builders of nation, even they are in poorly lit rooms then what can we expect from our administration?

That thing can’t be so easy to trivialize as it could be shaped into a peaceful protest and slogans for the failure of local as well as provincial administrations.

However, access to electricity remains a significant challenge in many remote areas and Upper chitral is one of them. The extent to which remote areas need electricity depends on their specific needs and circumstances. However, in general, electricity can have a transformative impact on remote communities, improving education, healthcare, and economic opportunities.

We are concluding with a hope this Existing powers including KP government will consider our voice and will probably think about this evil and we will never face a need of extension to any other phases of our this slogan.

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