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Assam: Solar fences facilitate uninterrupted education at schools in human-elephant conflict hit areas

The daily lives of ordinary people are severely disrupted when Human-Elephant Conflict (HEC) occurs in a particular geographical area. In such a situation, the education of children from affected areas becomes one of the worst casualties.

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