What is the 'Roshni' project?


A) Project for protection of health of girls

B) Project for providing solar lamps in rural areas

C) Project for rural electrification

D) Project for the residents of President's estate to live in harmony with nature

Correct Answer:
D) Project for the residents of President's estate to live in harmony with nature


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