Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana Haryana

The state of Haryana falls under the “Urban” category of the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (PMAY) scheme. The PMAY housing for all plan was launched by the Ministry of Housing & Urban Poverty Alleviation (MOHUPA) with a vision to provide a proper house for every family residing in India. Before you read the information related to the PMAY guidelines in Haryana, let’s start with a quick introduction as to what the scheme is all about. The Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (or PMAY) was launched in June 2015 as an initiative taken by Narendra Modi, the Prime Minister of India, to offer affordable housing to the slum dwellers and the economically weaker sections or the urban poor in the country.

As per the PMAY Urban housing scheme, The Central Government of India has proposed to build about 2 crore houses for the Indian groups belonging to the groups listed below:

• The LIG(or Low Income Groups) that are living in the urban areas.
• The EWS (or Economically Weaker Sections) that are living in the urban areas.
• The MIG 1 & 2 (Middle Income Groups) that are living in the urban areas.
• The slum dwellers that are living in the urban areas.

Note: The houses allotted under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana subsidy will be owned by:

• The female in the family, or
• Jointly with the male

Eligibility Criteria For Availing PMAY In Haryana

The PMAY scheme is primarily aimed at the people belonging to the backward class, especially the ST/SC groups and the EWS (Economically Weaker Section) in the country. Therefore, the eligibility requirements are set by keeping these groups of citizens in mind.

An applicant has to submit adequate proof that he or she falls under any of these categories. Besides this, the PMAY Housing for All scheme also targets women empowerment irrespective of their religions or castes.

To avail the PMAY Housing for All scheme in Haryana, an applicant has to meet the eligibility criteria that are set by the PMAY board. Applicants who fall in any of these distinct groups are eligible to apply. These include:

• Backward Class: These are people who belong to the ST/SC/OBC communities. People under the backward class are eligible to avail for the PMAY housing scheme but will have to submit their respective community certificates as proof to enroll.
• EWS (Economically Weaker Sections): An applicant has to provide sufficient proof that he/she belongs to the economically weaker section of the society. The government verifies this by checking the annual income of the household. Households with up to Rs.3 lakh of annual income are defined under the EWS category.
• LIG (Low Income Group): An applicant who comes under this category is eligible to apply for the PMAY scheme. However, the household income has to be between Rs.3 lakh and Rs.6 lakh.
• MIG 1 (Medium Income Group 1): An applicant whose household income is less than Rs.12 lakh per year falls under the MIG 1 group and is eligible to apply for the PMAY scheme. He/she can get a maximum loan amount of Rs.9 lakh.
• MIG 2 (Medium Income Group 2): An applicant who earns less than Rs.18 lakh per year comes under the MIG 2 category. Under the PMAY scheme, he/she can get a maximum loan amount of Rs.12 lakh.
• Women: Even women are eligible for availing the PMAY housing scheme, provided that they either belong to the minor communities or fall under the LIG/EWS category.
• First House: If an applicant falls in any of the above categories, he or she certainly meets the eligibility criteria for applying but there is one more important eligibility requirement that has to be met as well. The applicant or any of his/her direct family member cannot own a proper house under his/her name or any of the direct family member’s name in any region in India.
• Carpet Area: An applicant who falls under any of these categories: EWS, MIG 1, LIG, and MIG 2, he/she has to strictly abide by the requirements of carpet area (see the details below).
• Other Clauses: If the applicant has a family, then it should comprise of his/her spouse and children (unmarried). The scheme can also be availed if the applicant is single or has no women in the family. However, there are separate criteria for it. An unmarried man can avail for the PMAY but only if his mother becomes the co-applicant. But for some reasons, if there is no mother, he is still eligible to apply. There are no restrictions on that.

What Is Carpet Area in Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana Scheme for Haryana?

Carpet area is the region of a house that is bounded by the four walls, minus the thickness of each wall. As per the PMAY guidelines, the basic infrastructure of a carpet area is constructed with 30 square meters. But this is flexible. The Union Territories and the State have the right to decide the average size of the house. Here is an outline of the total square meters that can be covered for the house under each category of the PMAY scheme.

Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana, Haryana Loan Structure

The complete loan structure for applicants falling under each category is explained below.

For LIG Category: Yearly Income Of Rs.3 lakh

For EWS Category: Yearly Income Of Rs.6 lakh

For MIG 1 Category: Yearly Income Of Rs.12 lakh

For MIG 2 Category: Yearly Income Of Rs.18 lakh

High Level Physical Progress Report for Haryana

Given below is the cumulative list for 2016-2017 to 2021-2021:

How To Apply For PM Awas Yojana in Haryana?

The Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana in Haryana can be applied in any one of the two categories listed below:

• Under The Other 3 Components: The Central Government offers this scheme for the LIG (Lower Income Groups), EWS (Economically Weaker Sections), and MIG 1 & 2 (Middle Income Groups).
• The Slum Dwellers: The Central Government offers this scheme for the people residing in the slum areas, where there is a lack of good infrastructure, hygienic drinking water, and other sanitation facilities.

After choosing anyone from the categories mentioned above, the next step is to apply online.

Step 1: Go to the PMAY’s official website: pmaymis.gov.in

Step 2: If the applicant has chosen the category as “Under the Other 3 Components,” then the steps to apply for the PMAY housing scheme online are as follows:

• Go to the PMAY-U (Urban) page.

• From the drop-down menu Citizen Assessment > select the sub-menu Benefits Under Other 3 Components.
• Give the right AADHAR number. Click on the button check.
• The application is then processed. If the given information is valid, the applicant will be redirected to a new web page where all the personal details have to be filled. Usually, this includes the applicant’s name, contact number, family members, yearly income, caste, date of birth, religion, residential address, nationality, etc.
• Once the applicant fills all the required details, the web page asks to enter the captcha code. Enter the captcha and click on the button save.
• An applicant can edit his or her details anytime (if he/she has entered any of the details incorrectly).

Step 3: If the applicant has chosen the category as “Slum Dwellers,” then the steps to apply for the PMAY housing scheme online are as follows:

• Go to the PMAY-U (Urban) page.

• From the drop-down menu Citizen Assessment > select the sub-menu For Slum Dwellers.
• Enter the AADHAR card number. Click on the button submit.
• The application is then processed through the website. If the given information is correct, the web page redirects to a fresh page where the personal details have to be filled. Usually, this includes the applicant’s name, contact number, residential address, date of birth, family members, yearly income, nationality, religion, caste, etc.
• After filling the necessary details, enter the captcha code as shown.
• Finally, click on the button save.

FAQs

1. Who Can Apply For The PMAY Scheme Under The CLSS Category?

   Any applicant can avail for the PMAY CLSS (Credit Linked Subsidy Scheme) subsidy, given that he/she and any of his/her direct family member does not own a proper house in any location in India. Apart from this, the applicant also has to meet the required income criteria.

2. Who Can Be Include In The Applicant/Beneficiary’s Family?

   An applicant’s or beneficiary’s family can include his/her spouse, and children (but unmarried). On the other hand, each earning adult in the family in spite of his/her marital status is considered as a separate household in the MIG category.

3. Does The PMAY-U (Urban) Subsidy Apply To The Rural Regions?

   No. The urban subsidy is only meant for the families without a home in the urban region. It does not apply to the rural regions.

4. What Are The Yearly Income Standards For The Categories: LIG, MIG, & EWS?
   • An applicant who comes under the EWS category has to have a yearly income of Rs. 3 lakh or less.
   • An applicant who comes under the LIG category has to have a yearly income of Rs. 3 lakh to Rs. 6 lakh but not more.
   • An applicant who comes under the MIG 1 & 2 categories has to have a yearly income of Rs. 6 lakh to Rs. 18 lakh but not more.
5. Is A Woman’s Co-ownership Mandatory For The PMAY’s Eligibility?

   Yes. A woman’s co-ownership is compulsory for an applicant who comes under the EWS or LIG category. But make a note that this condition is not applicable for house extension/self-construction in the MIG category.