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Good days are about to come for the people living in slum areas of Maharashtra. Soon thousands of families will have their own permanent house. They will no longer have to worry about rain and cold. Actually, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is going to inaugurate the biggest housing project in Solapur, Maharashtra. They will allot pucca houses to about 30 thousand poor families next month. This means that now even the poor living in huts will have their own permanent house. At the same time, Maharashtra government is also working on the redevelopment project of Dharavi and Kamathipura slum areas. In the coming few years, people here will also have permanent houses.
PM Modi will hand over 30 thousand houses to the poor families of Maharashtra in Solapur next month. According to Maharashtra's Additional Chief Secretary Valsa Nair Singh, work is going on on a project spread over 100 acres in Rainagar, Solapur. About 30 thousand houses are being built here under the project. Of these, about 15 thousand houses have been completed. He said that the housing scheme has reached its final stage. Soon all the houses will be ready. PM Modi will inaugurate this Parijan next month.
the house is so big
If Chief Secretary Valsa Nair Singh is to be believed, 30 thousand poor families will be given permanent houses. Each house is 300 square feet. The special thing is that the price of the house spread over 300 square feet is Rs 6 lakh. But this house will be allotted only to those whose annual income is less than Rs 3 lakh.
they will get a home
Let us tell you that the work of the project is going on under the supervision of Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority. This project has also received assistance from PMAY of the Central Government. Only textile workers, beedi workers, unorganized workers, textile workers, construction workers, and rag pickers will be considered eligible for the house.
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