177 Families in Ghazipur Get Rs 1 Lakh Each for New Homes Under PMAY

177 economically weaker families in Ghazipur district, Uttar Pradesh, have received the first instalment of Rs 1 lakh each under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana 2.0. The funds were transferred directly to their bank accounts during a ceremony at the District Panchayat Hall. Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath interacted with beneficiaries across the state via a virtual event from Lucknow. The beneficiaries, who have lived in huts and tin sheds, plan to start construction immediately to secure proper shelter before the monsoon.

Key Points: Ghazipur Families Get PMAY 2.0 First Instalment | Yogi Adityanath

  • Direct benefit transfer of Rs 1 lakh
  • 177 beneficiary families in Ghazipur
  • Part of PMAY 2.0 national housing scheme
  • Aims to replace huts and mud houses
  • Virtual event led by CM Yogi Adityanath
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Ghazipur: 177 families get first instalment of Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana 2.0

177 beneficiaries in Ghazipur, UP, receive Rs 1 lakh first instalment under Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana 2.0 for permanent housing, via direct bank transfer.

"With the first instalment... we plan to begin construction of their houses soon. - Beneficiaries to IANS"

Ghazipur, March 16

Around 177 beneficiaries in Ghazipur district of Uttar Pradesh received the first instalment of Rs 1 lakh each under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana- 2.0 on Monday.

The scheme, launched by the government of India, aims to provide permanent housing to economically weaker families across the country.

Under the initiative, financial assistance was transferred directly to beneficiaries' bank accounts. Soon after receiving confirmation of the credited amount, a wave of happiness washed over the beneficiaries. Many of these beneficiaries had been waiting for the support to build their own homes.

On this occasion, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath connected with beneficiaries across the state's different districts through a virtual event held in Lucknow. During the programme, the Chief Minister interacted with several beneficiaries and congratulated them on receiving benefits under the housing scheme.

In Ghazipur, a special event was held at the District Panchayat Hall, where beneficiaries received certificates under the scheme. Officials and public representatives were present during the distribution ceremony.

Sarita Agrawal, Municipal Chairperson, told IANS that Rs 1 lakh has been transferred to each beneficiary under the scheme. She said that a total of 177 beneficiaries received the first instalment, and the funds were directly credited to their bank accounts without any middleman.

She also urged the beneficiaries to take advantage of various welfare schemes being implemented for the poor under the leadership of PM Narendra Modi and CM Yogi Adityanath.

Agrawal further said that girls aspiring to appear for civil services examinations can also benefit from a special scheme that provides free guidance and coaching for competitive exams.

After receiving the certificates, beneficiaries expressed their happiness and shared their experiences.

Two beneficiaries told IANS that they had been living in huts, tin sheds, or mud houses for years. During the rainy season, these houses often caused serious difficulties due to leakage and poor shelter conditions.

With the first instalment now credited to their bank accounts, the beneficiaries said they plan to begin construction of their houses soon. They expressed hope that their houses could be completed before the rains begin. Assistance under the housing scheme will significantly improve their living conditions, they said.

- IANS

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Priya S
So happy for these families! A pucca house is a dream for so many. The article mentions they lived in huts and tin sheds... can't imagine the difficulties during monsoon. Hope the construction is completed quickly before the rains.
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Rahul R
Good news, but the process needs to be faster. 177 families in a whole district is a very small number. There are lakhs who need this help. The government should increase the pace and coverage of the scheme.
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Anjali F
The part about free coaching for civil services for girls is also very important. Schemes like these empower families in multiple ways - a home and education opportunities. Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao in action!
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Vikram M
Jai ho! When a family gets a proper roof over their head, it changes their entire future. Children can study properly, health improves. This is real development. Hope this reaches every needy person in the country.
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Kavitha C
My only request is for proper monitoring. The money is given, but will the houses be built to a good standard? Local officials should guide these families on construction quality so the houses last long.

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