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82,048 houses built under PM Awas Yojana: GovernmentDuring the Question Hour in the Rajya Sabha, several opposition members raised concerns that at the present pace the dream of 'Housing for ...- 'Over 2 lakh houses built under central schemes in 2 years'JNNURM, RAY, PMAY-U are being implemented for providing low cost houses and related civic amenities to the urban poor including slum dwelle...
- 2 lakh 13 thousand flats built under government schemes still unoccupied as beneficiaries unwilling to shiftAs many as 2.13 lakh houses out of the 10.59 lakh houses constructed under JNNURM, Rajiv Awas Yojana and Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (Urban)...
- 10 lakh houses built for urban poor under JNNURM, RAY: Government2,10,438 houses were constructed since 2014-15, Minister of State for Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation, Babul Supriyo said in a writte...
- Pradhan Mantri: Narendra Modi government settles for neutral ‘PM’ to rename social welfare schemesCongress, however, said this is yet another conspiracy by the Prime Minister to usurp credit for all social welfare schemes.
- Bihar government not "properly" implementing central schemes: M Venkaiah NaiduNaidu criticised Bihar govt for not "properly" implementing Central schemes and said it has not sent utilisation certificate for funds rele...
- Sardar Patel Urban Housing Mission likely to get new nameAccording to highly-placed sources, the government is mulling over renaming the mission to commemorate 75th anniversary of Indian Independe...
- Budget 2015 allocates Rs 14,000 crore to scheme that aims at building 6 crore houses by 2022The government may soon come up with a National Housing Mission to fulfil Narendra Modi's vision of homes for all by 2022, when India compl...
- Government to name its urban housing mission after Sardar PatelThe government will soon launch an urban housing mission named after Sardar Patel by merging and improving existing housing schemes.
- UPA's housing schemes like JNNURM and Rajiv Awas Yojana to merge; government for more private sector roleA new integrated National Housing Mission will be launched soon by merging some of UPA government's flagship housing schemes.
- Vote on Account 2014: Sharp hike in budgetary allocation for HUPA MinistryThe increase in the budget is accounted for by schemes such as NULM, JNNURM, Rajiv Awas Yodana and Rajiv Rin Yojana.
- HUPA offers to build 10,000 houses in UttarakhandGovernment today announced that it will rebuild 10,000 houses and undertake other activities to develop infrastructure in all affected muni...
- Government committed to make India slum-free: Girija VyasVyas today said the Centre is committed to make India a slum-free country, and the ambitious 'Rajiv Awas Yojana' has been brought in for th...
- Pilot phase of Rajiv Awas Yojana at 15 slum clusters in OdishaAnnouncing Centre's approval of Rs 47.78 crore in six places of Odisha, Congress sought state Government's cooperation in popularising the ...
- Centre to come up with NULM policy soon: Ajay MakenThe Central Government would soon come up with a new policy of National Urban Livelihood Mission (NULM) to alleviate poverty in urban areas...
- Ray of hope for slums through welfare schemesSlum rehabilitation projects, like Rajiv Awas Yojana, should not be shifted to the peripheries with no room for livelihood.
- Rs 45,000 crore sought from Planning Commission for houses to poorAbout Rs 45,000 crore has been demanded from Planning Commission for the second phase of Rajiv Awas Yojana that aims to provide housing to ...
- Budget 2012 should enact provisions for Special Residential Zones: Anuj Puri, Chairman, Jones Lang LaSalle IndiaAnuj Puri, Chairman, Jones Lang LaSalle India says that more funds should be allocated to the Rajiv Awas Yojana (RAY) for urban housing tar...
- Govt puts development & welfare measures on fast trackUPA’s assertion of good governance is not empty rhetoric.
- Home stretch for urban poorThe newly-elected UPA government plans to take a slew of measures to uplift the living conditions of the poor in fast-expanding cities.
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