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Punsari, Gujarat – India's Smart Village Anirudh Singh   August 31, 2017 Amazing Places   Leave a comment The sketch that is created in our minds, when we talk about Indian villages, is full of dusty, rough roads, shortage of water and electricity and dysfunctional schools. However, the Punsari village, located 90 km away from Ahmedabad, Gujarat, will change your idea of how a modern Indian village would look like. The Urbanized Punsari Village of Gujarat Situated in the Sabarkantha district in the state of Gujarat, the Punsari village leaves no stone unturned when it comes to "Empowering Rural India". The village has a lot of modern facilities, some of which are only present in metro cities. Some of them are: Concrete roads Solar powered street lamps RO water purification unit Primary health center Completely managed drainage and sanitary system Banking facility and A toilet in every house PC :  www.mastylecare.org Punsari is also a proud owner of a fully air condition...

Inside Punsari: A model Indian village By Zubair Ahmed BBC Hindi, Punsari village, Gujarat 24 November 2014 Share this with Facebook   Share this with Twitter   Share this with Messenger   Share this with Email   Share Image caption Punsari is among the most developed villages in India A typical Indian village conjures up images of mud houses, narrow potholed streets, with no drainage system and no running water. Unless one is talking about Punsari - a village of 6,000 in Sabarkantha district, some 90km (56 miles) from the western city of Ahmedabad in Gujarat state. Punsari has been dubbed a "model village" by the state government and its young headman, Himanshu Patel, proudly states that his village offers "the amenities of a city but the spirit of a village". Prime Minister Narendra Modi has sent officials to Punsari to study its development model and prepare a scheme for creating model villages all over the country. The village has also been visited by "more...

DUBAI DESPATCH |  INTERNATIONAL A blueprint for India's 'Smart Villages' Ruchi Kumar JANUARY 06, 2018 19:57 IST UPDATED:  JANUARY 06, 2018 20:00 IST SHARE ARTICLE   1 PRINT A   A   A MORE-IN Despatches Sometime in early 2015, Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Cabinet put forth a plan for upgrading a cluster of 300 villages to 'Smart Villages'. Christened as the Shyama Prasad Mukherji Rurban Mission, after the founder of the Jan Sangh, the project aimed to develop the first phase by 2019. A sound plan, considering that at least 833 million, about 68%, of Indians are living in rural areas. And one that can be easily realised in a developing setting such as India's, according to Yousef Khalili, head of Smart City Digital Transformation Consulting Unit at NXN Group. For Mr. Khalili, one of the architects of the Smart Dubai projects, Smart Villages is an idea that's close to his heart. "The baseline for smart communities is always constant, whether it is a ...