India will host a fund-raiser for the solar-powered lighting in

 

Organizers said that India will host a "Live Earth" next to the collection of contributions to solar-powered lighting in homes in places where electricity is not available to people.

The ceremony will be held in December in December to share the U.S. rock singer John Bonn and in the biggest Bollywood star Amitabh Bachchan, stage, the organizers described as one of the biggest events held in India.

Said Kevin Wall, founder of "Live Earth" concert in Mumbai that will be held in India's financial capital Mumbai on December 7 December. Wall said in Mumbai, told Reuters "/ former U.S. vice-president (Al Gore asked me whether they can do so in India and I said yes." "That would be huge."

He said Wall, who organized a series of concerts last year with former U.S. vice-president in India, said the event will be broadcast directly in more than 100 countries.

Gore said, speaking via satellite last week during a press conference held in Mumbai on Thursday said India could provide the leadership needed to bring about changes in world policies on climate change.

The proceeds of the concert will go to a "light the lives of billion" in the wake of winning the Nobel Peace Prize. Rajendra Pachauri Chairman of the IPCC of the United Nations.

There are 1.6 billion people, at least all over the world have no electricity, adding that the campaign will target villages in countries such as India, Myanmar, Pakistan, Ethiopia and Malawi.

Organizers said they Sinsabon giant screens and television sets will be deployed in remote villages for the ceremony.