According to a government research, slum households have risen by 34% in the past decade. If the current trend continues, the number is expected to grow significantly in the coming years. Taking stock of this rampant issue, Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana in 2015. This initiative, previously called the Housing For All scheme, aims to provide a place to reside for millions of urban poor. Having set a deadline for 2022, the government has identified over 2,508 cities and towns across 26 states in the country and is going to built over 2 million houses.
The Ministry of Housing and Urban Development has set up a simple yet process which allows people to apply for a house under the scheme. The form basically has two pages and requires a person to fill all key details about themselves. Here’s a page-to-page brief on what each of the pages look like:
Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana can be applied by two categories:
As mentioned in the previous section, an applicant needs to provide their personal information to apply for the scheme. The steps are as follows:
As the PMAY website uses an integrated platform, the application slum dwellers need to use to apply for a house is the same. While all the steps mentioned above will be followed, there’s a tiny detour you should take:
Applying for PMAY through Citizen Service Centres is slightly different from the other two options mentioned above. Here, you will need to find your nearest CSC to begin with the application. There are over 6000 CSCs in the country, and to find one you need to:
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