Rajiv Gandhi Awas Yojana: The Chhattisgarh government has initiated the Chhattisgarh Rajiv Nagar Awas Yojana 2024, which would cover the entire state. The state government will house the homeless under this housing plan. Every district in the state will see the implementation of the Rajiv Nagar Housing Scheme. We will supply you with comprehensive details about the CG Rajiv Nagar Awas Yojana 2024 in this post, as well as comprehensive details about the RNAY housing project and other decisions made during the cabinet meeting. Therefore, we kindly ask that you all read this article through to the conclusion.
The Chhattisgarh Housing Board would receive government land at a rate of Rs 1 per square foot under the CG Rajiv Nagar Awas Yojana 2024. Building single-family homes in urban and semi-urban regions is the initial goal. Every homeless person in the state should have a home of their own, according to the state administration. In addition, Chhattisgarh will begin classes nine through twelfth on February 15. Colleges and institutions will restart their studies. The state cabinet has resolved to reopen schools on February 15 to better serve students in higher courses and help them prepare for the upcoming board exams. In every class, adherence to the COVID-19 guidelines, as mandated by the federal and state governments, is mandatory.
Overview of CG Rajiv Nagar Housing Scheme
Name of Scheme
Chhattisgarh Rajiv Nagar Housing Scheme
year
2024
was started
by Chhattisgarh Government
Beneficiary
Chhattisgarh government schemes
application procedure
online/offline
Objective
Providing housing and support to the Baghars of the state
Category
chhattisgarh government schemes
official website
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Objectives of RAY
supplying slum areas with basic, reasonably priced housing that includes all amenities in terms of social arrangements, infrastructure, and civic life to slow the spread of slums.
Provide banking services and financial planning to the urban poor so they can maintain themselves through easily accessible credit links.
To construct essential amenities for the slum area, such as an electricity grid, a drainage system, a medical centre, street lighting, water supply, and sewerage
to amend any legislation that will assist in addressing the causes of the development of slums and their issues.
to improve the skill sets of the urban poor by offering programmes for skill development reform that would boost their employability and income.
Encouraging slum inhabitants to form associations and federations and allowing fair involvement at all decision-making levels results in increased power and faceless social marginalisation.
Through cooperative efforts between the government and the urban poor, the Rajiv Awas Yojana for slum residents would aid in improving lifestyles and so prevent further slum expansion.
The benefits of Rajiv Awas Yojana:
To implement the Rajiv Awas Yojana initiative in respective states or Union territories, this scheme gives cash subsidies to government entities (States/UTs, Urban Local Bodies, and Central Government).
Financial assistance is provided under this programme to build complexes of affordable housing.
The Centre government offers financial assistance of Rs. 75000 per Economically Weaker Section (EWS)/Low-income Group (LIG) for 21 to 40 sq. mt. housing units under the Affordable Housing in Partnership (AHP) programme.
The Rajiv Awas Yojana promotes employment by offering programmes and reforms for skill development aimed at raising the standard of living.
This will eventually lessen poverty by helping those who live in slums acquire better salaries.
Category A: It consists of residents of urban regions with a density of at least five lakh persons per dwelling unit (DU) and receives funding up to a maximum of five lakh rupees.
Category B: It is made up of residents of urban regions with less than 500,000 persons per dwelling unit (DU) and receives funding of Rs. 4 lakh.
Category C: consists of residents of the Northeastern States and special category states (such as Jammu & Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, and Uttrakhand) who live in metropolitan regions. It receives a fixed funding of Rupees Five Lakh regardless of the population of the city.
Other Decisions in the Cabinet
approval of the draft memorandum to establish the Minor Forest Produce Processing Industry between the State Government, the Chhattisgarh State Minor Forest Produce Association, and private investors.
The DGPS opted to carry out survey operations in the state’s forested areas.
Section 31-A of the Draft Amendment-1900 had its subrules (i) and (ii) amended.
The State has decided to periodically enforce a set rate of water to industrial facilities from the same source (government, natural, self-generated, etc.).
The draft Right of Way Policy (220) was approved in order to facilitate the development of telecom infrastructure in Chhattisgarh.
The decision was made in February to purchase the sugar required for the public distribution system for a year through an open bidding procedure.
In order to carry out the Jal Jeevan Mission, it has been decided to transfer financial authority to the District Water and Sanitation Mission up to Rs. 5 crore through a tender for the Single Water/Village Tap Water Scheme or for retrofitting work (works inside the village). Similarly, the State Water and Sanitation Mission has been given complete authority to oversee the execution of all group water delivery system projects (those that are not inside the village).
It was resolved to assign land rent amounts in Village Borikala Tehsil and District Raipur at defined interest rates and token rates for the benefit of Shri Shankaracharya Ashram.
At a rate of one rupee per square foot, properties built on government land will be given to the Raipur Development Authority.
After a few changes, the Chhattisgarh State Rural and Other Backward Class Area Development Authority Reorganisation Rules draft were accepted.
Ans: The maximum amount per residential unit for cities with populations greater than five lakhs will be Rs 5 lakhs. The price per housing unit will be Rs 4 lakhs if the cities are smaller and have fewer than five lakh inhabitants.
Q. Who is eligible for the Rajiv Gandhi Awas Yojana?
Ans: For whom is the Rajiv Gandhi Awas Yojana programme eligible? The Rajiv Gandhi Awas Yojana list 2022 is open to everyone with an annual income of less than Rs 32,000 who does not own property in any area of the nation.
Q. What is the aim of Rajiv Awas Yojana?
Ans: The country of India being free of slums is the main goal of the Rajiv Awas Yojana. It suggests providing slum dwellers with basic utilities and better dwellings through housing projects.