Under this initiative, solar search lights were distributed among dozens of families residing in the remote and forested areas of Dugga Valley in Additional District Bhaderwah. With an aim to bring light and safety to far-flung areas, the 4 Rashtriya Rifles unit of the Indian Army organized a special distribution drive under Project Roshni in Dugga Valley and its adjoining hamlets of Additional District Bhaderwah. The initiative aims to provide solar search lights to families living near dense forests — an area that often plunges into darkness during harsh winters due to frequent power cuts. Commanding Officer Colonel Yogesh Chouhan, along with Ex-Sarpanch of Jalga Kuldeep Manhas, Army officers, and local representatives, personally distributed the lights to dozens of households. The move is expected to enhance night-time safety and vigilance against wild animals and anti-national elements who exploit the darkness in these remote stretches. The villagers expressed heartfelt gratitude to the Army for their compassionate gesture. They said that these lights will be a boon during winters when snowfall often disrupts electricity supply for days together. Under Project Roshni, the Indian Army continues its commitment to community welfare and nation-building — lighting up not just homes, but also hearts in the remote Dugga Valley. Beside, Army is also helping locals by organising Free Medical and Veterinary Camps, constructing bridges, helping flood effected families and many other means.