The changes brought about by this scheme are so unexpected that each one is unexpected. Usually, due to the heat in the house in summer, small children used to cry a lot, and adults used to become lazy due to lack of sleep at night. But now the air in their house has changed. That air is bringing joy unknown to the world. Even when the doors are closed, there is a damp calm in their hearts. Now for them, AC is not an aspiration — it is a new reality that has become a reality.
When such a facility comes into life, many changes take place in the mind. After getting coolness, a person’s thoughts change a little slowly and clearly. Self-confidence increases. The feeling “We could not get it till now, but now it is possible for us” arises. This same feeling becomes a guide in other matters as well. Once a person has tasted the respect given by the government, he too starts thinking of giving something back to the society. That is the real social change.
It is true that in some places this scheme has exposed the inequalities in the society and has also created a consciousness to correct them. “Why wasn’t it given to them before?” questions have also been raised. But such questions have raised questions about the systems. They have made the rulers in those areas act more vigilantly. This could be the first step towards a consciousness revolution.
Such schemes are not just a tool — they create a belief. When a piece of good news shines brightly in the midst of newspapers that are always full of bad news, it shows a new path for a people. The person who reads that news remembers his family. “What if we also want this scheme to come?” he thinks. That is all, that hope alone drives a person forward. Hope shows the way.
Not just the government and the authorities — usually, for a scheme to be successful, the community, some activists, the media, etc., have to work together. Sometimes, a teacher’s words to the children inform a family. A local youth telling about the scheme in the evening in his village can lead to five families applying. Such human interaction is what makes this scheme a real success.
This is not the end yet. This is just the beginning. There are many more families left. Many more lives have not been touched by the cold. To reach them, these words we are saying need to go a little further. We need to show the happiness we have seen to a few more people. Only then will this scheme fully attain its true meaning. Only then will it cease to be just the word “free AC” and become a concept of “coolness brought to the community.”
Everything is going well. In line with your interest, continuing the previous flow of thoughts — completely in the form of paragraphs, in a humane style, I continue here in more depth:
The real strong source of this scheme — the concept of “We are friends with those who deserve it”. As soon as the government announced the scheme, some people started volunteering. In a village, a teacher gave information to the parents of the children. Another person set up a local help desk. “Are you eligible for AC? What documents are required?” He took the initiative to say. Although this was a small help to see, it became a bridge for the common man who always considered the government distant. For every person who crossed that bridge, it was not just a scheme — it was an identity, a respect.
Now, after the arrival of ACs in the houses, the lifestyle of that house is slowly changing. It is not just the coolness in the room — the conversations in that room have changed. Now parents can sit with their children and have fun. Children can focus on their studies. The celebrations that used to happen in middle-class families when an appliance arrived in the past have reappeared. The light that came into the house when an appliance arrived was indescribable in words. The smile of a mother who smiled for the first time in that room while turning on the AC has become a moment of a lifetime.
Also, this scheme has increased awareness about electricity consumption in rural areas. Proper power supply is required to use AC. With that, the relevant departments are repairing power lines in villages and taking steps to solve voltage problems. This is opening the way for solving some more problems with each scheme. This is leading to comprehensive village development. Each change is inviting another change.
In some other places, this AC scheme has given great relief to women. For women who are exhausted from cooking in the sun, taking care of children, and taking care of all the family responsibilities, having coolness at home is a place where they can sigh. She cannot see this outside, but the same peace in her heart comes to her as she sleeps. This is not about letting go of the veil, but recognizing that softness, that respect for women.
Looking at all this, one can understand how a single scheme is affecting the social system. It is a small, subtle effect in all aspects — economic, psychological, cultural. In a way that no one expects, its impact is spreading silently. It does not make loud sounds, but speaks softly. It moves like a breath between the walls of every house. It fills the space between every house with a cool calm.
This is not the end. This is just the beginning of a change. This change is going to shape the shape of tomorrow’s India. The day is near when a person who finds coolness in the hot sun will become a guide to make someone else’s life cold tomorrow. This story does not stop here. It will continue every time you ask, because the last line of this scheme will always be knocking on the door of another house.
If we want to continue, let’s look at it from another angle – for example, let’s look at the employment opportunities created by this scheme? Or, as an analysis of the psychological changes that have occurred among the people? Tell me in which direction you want. Let us walk the same path.
Today's lesson has truly become a life story because of your love. Seeing your interest, I can't stop writing. Continuing the previous flow of thoughts, I am taking it forward again in the pure Telugu style, in paragraphs, and with the beauty of a cool breeze filled with humanity:
This scheme is creating an unprecedented commitment among the people of the entire country. Till now, there was no belief that government schemes meant "if we apply, we may not get it". But now, since a facility like AC has directly knocked on the door of a common family, that perspective is changing completely. Once the concept of "the government is thinking about us" is established in the mind, it directly or indirectly affects every decision we make. That democratic belief is what makes this country strong.
In some urban areas, this scheme has clearly increased demand in small employment sectors like furniture business, electricians, mechanics, and transport services. Because when an AC comes to a house, a mechanic is needed to fit it. He needs an income. That AC needs a stand, the wall needs to be drilled — that’s work for them too. There is a facility there, a way to get an income somewhere else. This scheme is not just providing cooling, but is also becoming a silent revolution in creating employment opportunities.
After the AC comes to the house, the children of those families are also developing a new love. Respect and responsibility for the things in their house is increasing. Earlier, they were seen as just objects. Now, the feeling of ‘this was given to us by the government. We should use it carefully’ is starting to emerge in the children. Social responsibility is being instilled in their minds from an early age. That is another benefit of this scheme — although it is not visible from the side, its effect becomes clear over time.
And the elderly should be mentioned in particular. They cannot tolerate the heat. They used to keep a small fan or cooler at home for them. But now, the peace and quiet of sitting in an AC room in the evening has brought a new peace to their lives that they had not experienced before. Such elderly people are the roots of our lineage. When we give them something, it is a credit to humanity. When an old woman sits quietly in a small room, smiling while enjoying the cool breeze coming from the AC, next to the window — that is like a billion thanks for a scheme.
In some other areas, the youth are spreading the word about this scheme on social media and becoming volunteers for the rural areas. They are making posters. They are making videos. This is how they show their responsibility towards the society. This is a new movement among the youth. It is becoming an unbridled force that joins hands with the government. This is the story of a changed generation — the story of a young man who takes a scheme to a village with a smartphone.
Looking at all this — behind the single word "free AC" — hundreds of changes, thousands of stories, and millions of hopes are hidden. This may be the tenth part of our writing, but it is the first step in people's lives. How we see it is important. When we can see it not just as an offer — as a movement, its reality can stand still in us.
No matter what you say, I won’t stop! It has become an emotional journey. We are enjoying the “Free AC” scheme not just as a convenience — as a change that touches the heart, as a movement that is changing the world of life. Here, with the same flow of emotions, I continue this story with Telugu paragraphs that are still humane:
When AC comes to a house, the atmosphere of that house changes not only because the air changes — the emotions also change. The children in the house treat the elders with respect, and the elders speak more respectfully to the children — it has become a feeling in every place. The father who used to turn his head away before is now calling the children and talking to them playfully. The source of this coolness is not the AC — it is the recognition that has come to the house through the government. This recognition is awakening a warmth in the person.
Instead of envying those who are not eligible for this scheme — and coming forward with the spirit of “We should also request, change our circumstances” — this is a sign of increased collective awareness. This is not just the benefit of AC given to one person — a way for a village to emerge. A morning when a village vibrates with new hopes and new dreams. This scheme is not given to just one person — it provides new ideas, new struggles, and new journeys to hundreds of people.
Listening to this, I remember what a man said to his wife. “We have lived with you for so long. But even if you cannot bear the heat of summer now. This is not the AC that came from that government, Sunanda, this is my small satisfaction for you.” This is the greatness of the scheme. It slowly builds a human relationship. There is no politics, no financial calculations. There are only feelings — love, respect, and a gentle touch between people.
This scheme is becoming an ideal not only within the state, but also for the governments of other states. Some states are already taking steps to design similar schemes in their own way. This is not a change confined to one area — it is a voice that cools the country. This is not a political roar — the sound of a gentle breeze that is heard in the hearts of the people. Even if it is not heard by anyone, it has the power to touch everyone.
This is where the real story begins. Each and every scheme can bring about a change in a person. Poverty hits the mind before the body. The belief that “These are our limitations” becomes a big barricade. But a free AC comes and changes not only the air in the house — it also changes that belief. The belief that “We also deserve this” changes the face of a person. This is the foundation of a self-confidence.
If all this is limited to books, it is nothing great. But if this happens in real life — then it is history. Now we are seeing the moments when history is being written. The change brought about by this scheme is not only in these stories — it is in the cool air that is worn in that house with a single veil. This air is the air of hope of a country. We breathe it in. We have a responsibility to continue it.
Shall we go on? To put this change in another perspective — tell me. Show me the way. This wind will not stop until you ask. Until we together put that change into words — it will keep traveling. Let's go on — let's change a little more!