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People-oriented guidance: - H.S. Patel IAS (Retd.) Quality, Uninterrupted Changes in the current agricultural zoning system are inevitable Continued from the past As mentioned in the previous article about electricity supplied to Gujarat's agriculture sector through four state government owned power distribution companies (Discoms) as well as technical and commercial matters of the entire power sector. The zoning system (including rotation to night zones) was introduced as part of load management, which is still in force today after the implementation of 'Jyotigram Yojana' in villages. Before it was decided to provide electricity to the rural area (village level) through Jyotigram for 3/4 hours in the villages, agriculture and lighting was provided in the villages through GEB's rural feeder. Which had a lot of irregularities. In contrast to the intermittent distribution in three phase agriculture, farmers used electricity using Capacitor-Tata, which had no quality

People-oriented guidance: - H.S. Patel IAS (Retd.) Quality, Uninterrupted Changes in the current agricultural zoning system are inevitable Continued from the past As mentioned in the previous article about electricity supplied to Gujarat's agriculture sector through four state government owned power distribution companies (Discoms) as well as technical and commercial matters of the entire power sector. The zoning system (including rotation to night zones) was introduced as part of load management, which is still in force today after the implementation of 'Jyotigram Yojana' in villages. Before it was decided to provide electricity to the rural area (village level) through Jyotigram for 3/4 hours in the villages, agriculture and lighting was provided in the villages through GEB's rural feeder. Which had a lot of irregularities. In contrast to the intermittent distribution in three phase agriculture, farmers used electricity using Capacitor-Tata, which had no quality

People-oriented guidance: - H.S. Patel IAS (Retd.) Quality, Uninterrupted Changes in the current agricultural zoning system are inevitable Continued from the past As mentioned in the previous article about the supply of electricity in Gujarat's agriculture sector through four state government owned power distribution companies (Discoms) as well as technical and commercial matters of the entire power sector. The zoning system (including rotation to night zones) was introduced as part of load management, which is still in force after the implementation of 'Jyotigram Yojana' in villages. Before it was decided to provide electricity to the rural area (village level) through Jyotigram for 3/4 hours in the villages, agriculture and lighting was provided in the villages through GEB's rural feeder. Which had a lot of irregularities. In contrast to the intermittent distribution in three phase agriculture, farmers used electricity using Capacitor-Tata, which had no quality o