<h1>India, Jharkhand, and World Bank sign $310M loan to boost Jharkhand's power infrastructure and 24x7 electricity access.</h1> The Government of India, the Government of Jharkhand, and the World Bank have signed a $310 million loan agreement to enhance Jharkhand's power infrastructure. The Jharkhand Power System Improvement Project aims to provide reliable, quality, and affordable 24x7 electricity. It will focus on building new power transmission infrastructure, improving technical efficiency, and enhancing the operational performance of state power utilities. The project includes modern technology solutions like automated substations and smart meters. It is part of India's Power for All program, which plans to add over 4.5 GW of generation capacity by 2022, including 1.5 GW from solar energy.