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Jharkhand News: PMAY flats in Jamshedpur to be allotted early next year

  Jamshedpur, Nov 1: The long-awaited dream of owning a home will soon come true for 644 beneficiaries under the Prime Minister…

Jharkhand News: PMAY flats in Jamshedpur to be allotted early next year

 

Jamshedpur, Nov 1: The long-awaited dream of owning a home will soon come true for 644 beneficiaries under the Prime Minister Awas Yojana (PMAY) in Birsanagar, Jamshedpur.

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The Jamshedpur Notified Area Committee (JNAC) has nearly completed preparations, aiming to hand over the ready flats by early next year.

Construction of 1.5 Km of internal roads has been approved by the road construction department, with tenders to be floated soon.

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Power and water infrastructure are also being finalized — each block will have eight 500 KVA transformers, a four-lakh-million-litre-per-day overhead tank, and two borewells to ensure a steady supply.

The Birsanagar project spans 48 acres, comprising 9,592 flats across 23 blocks.

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Among these, Blocks 8 and 23 — totalling 644 flats — are fully completed and ready for occupancy.

Out of 5,366 applicants, 644 beneficiaries were selected through a lottery.

Around 300 have already deposited the full payment of Rs 4.31 lakh, while others are completing instalments.

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However, nearly 350 loan applications remain pending with banks, causing some delay in the process.

Officials are confident that all pending works — roads, electricity, and water connections — will be completed by December, allowing beneficiaries to move into their new homes early next year.

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