Yogi: 62 Lakh UP Homes Built Under PM Modi's Housing Scheme

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath announced that over 60 lakh beneficiaries have received benefits under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana in the state's rural and urban areas over nine years. He credited Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision and leadership for this achievement, stating it marks the first time since independence that so many have gained housing facilities. During a Direct Fund Transfer event, he added 2 lakh more beneficiaries, bringing the total to 62 lakh. Separately, at a health conclave, he highlighted the state's growth in medical infrastructure, with operational medical colleges increasing from 40 in 2017 to 81 currently.

Key Points: 62 Lakh UP Beneficiaries Under PM Awas Yojana: CM Yogi

  • 62 lakh UP beneficiaries under PMAY
  • Direct fund transfer to 2 lakh more
  • Health sector growth with 81 medical colleges
  • Credit given to PM Modi's leadership
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Over 60 lakh beneficiaries received benefits under Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana, says CM Yogi

UP CM Yogi Adityanath says over 60 lakh beneficiaries received PM Awas Yojana benefits, crediting PM Modi's leadership for housing revolution.

"For the first time after independence, 62 lakh beneficiaries are receiving the benefit of housing facilities, and the credit for this goes to Prime Minister Modi's vision and leadership. - CM Yogi"

Varanasi, January 18

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath participated in the Direct Fund Transfer program under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana Urban 2.0 on Sunday.

During the programme, CM Yogi stated that more than 60 lakh beneficiaries have received benefits under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana in the state's rural and urban areas over the past 9 years.

"In the past nearly 9 years, we have provided the benefits of the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana to more than 60 lakh beneficiaries in the rural and urban areas of Uttar Pradesh, and today 2 lakh more people are being added to it. Now this number has reached 62 lakh... For the first time after independence, 62 lakh beneficiaries are receiving the benefit of housing facilities, and the credit for this goes to Prime Minister Modi's vision and leadership," said CM Yogi.

He further said that when a good government comes into power, people receive facilities with a positive approach.

"When a good government comes into power, people receive facilities with a positive approach. This is not just a house; it is also a feeling of complete self-reliance. We have been hearing since childhood that food, clothing, and shelter are basic necessities. PM Modiji has provided all three types of facilities," added CM Yogi.

Earlier, the Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister stated that the state has grown significantly in the health sector, with a notable increase in medical colleges over the last decade.

Addressing the Health Tech Conclave 1.0 in Lucknow, the Chief Minister said that due to the improvement in this sector, health facilities are now more easily accessible to the people.

Further, he noted that the State is among the largest consumers in the health sector, while bearing the burden of providing health facilities for neighbouring states and several countries.

"The biggest consumer market in this sector is Uttar Pradesh. Uttar Pradesh, along with its 25 crore population, also bears the burden of health facilities for neighbouring states and several other countries..." he said.

CM Yogi affirmed that there are currently 100 district-level government hospitals, 81 operational medical colleges, with two AIIMS in the state, compared to a total of 40 medical colleges in 2017.

"Inspired by the Prime Minister and under his guidance, the Uttar Pradesh government, in collaboration with the Government of India, has succeeded in bringing about comprehensive changes in the health sector over the past 8-9 years... Before 2017, there were a total of 40 medical colleges in Uttar Pradesh, combining government and private sectors, and currently, 81 medical colleges are operational in Uttar Pradesh, with two AIIMS, over 100 district-level government hospitals, health and wellness sectors, which ensures medical facility reaches the far-fetched regions..." he stated.

- ANI

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Sarah B
While the numbers are impressive, the real test is the quality of construction and whether these houses have basic amenities like water and electricity. I hope the implementation on the ground matches the announcement. The focus on health infrastructure is equally welcome.
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Priya S
Jai ho! 62 lakh families getting their own pakka makaan is no small feat. In our village, several families have moved from kuccha houses. It changes everything - safety for women, children can study properly. The increase in medical colleges is also a much-needed step for UP.
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Rohit P
Good work, but the demand is enormous. The waiting lists are still very long in many districts. The government should also look at urban slum rehabilitation with the same urgency. The health sector growth, however, from 40 to 81 medical colleges, is truly remarkable for a state as big as UP.
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Kavya N
As someone from a middle-class family saving for a home, I know the struggle. To provide a house to those who need it most is the real 'sabka saath, sabka vikas'. The dual focus on housing and healthcare shows holistic development thinking. Hope this continues!
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Michael C
The scale of this housing project is mind-boggling. 60 lakh homes is a massive logistical achievement. Combining it with health infrastructure expansion makes sense - healthy citizens in secure homes form the backbone of a strong state. A good model.

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