Do you want to own a 100-yard plot without spending any money? Here’s a great opportunity to get one for free! There’s exciting news for low-income families in Haryana.
Chief Minister Naib Singh Saini’s government plans to provide 100-yard plots to two lakh eligible beneficiaries under the ‘Mukhyamantri Gramin Awas Yojana.’
The state government has already finalized the blueprint for this scheme.
Eligible applicants will receive the benefit
Chief Minister Naib Singh Saini, in an official statement, announced that the dream of owning a house for two lakh people in Haryana will soon come true.
The scheme will benefit those who do not have their own land. Eligible beneficiaries will be provided with a 100-yard plot in rural areas under this initiative.
Key points of the plan:
- Five lakh people have applied for the scheme.
- In the first phase, plots will be allotted to two lakh people.
- Each beneficiary will receive a 100-yard plot to build their house.
Financial Assistance under Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana
The statement mentions that the government plans to offer financial assistance for constructing a house on a 100-yard plot under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (Rural).
After a meeting with officials from the Housing for All department, necessary guidelines have been issued for the scheme’s implementation.
The Chief Minister Rural Housing Scheme aims to assist low-income families in the state who do not have their own homes.
The living standards of low-income families will improve
Ganeshan stated that the goal of the scheme is to empower poor families, enabling them to live safely and with dignity in their own homes.
He instructed officials to speed up the process so that eligible beneficiaries can receive the benefits as soon as possible.
All essential facilities will be available around the plot
The Chief Minister recently met with senior officials and gave instructions to ensure that all necessary facilities are provided at the locations where 100-yard plots will be allotted.
These facilities include paved roads, electricity, clean drinking water, street lights, parks, and green open spaces.
