Solar Light Cleaner, Cheaper. Yet India Subsidises Kerosene
"For every consumer who switches from kerosene to solar resources for lighting, the government could annually save around Rs 600 [...] according to several studies by the International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD) a not-for-profit organisation based in Canada."
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