Maharashtra has shattered national records by becoming India's first state to achieve 100% PMAY target completion - sanctioning 30 lakh homes and investing ₹80,000 crore in transforming lives across the state.

Gujarat CM Bhupendra Patel launches ₹696 crore worth of irrigation and drinking water projects across Surendranagar and Saurashtra, aiming to end water scarcity and boost rural development through SAUNI and Narmada water supply schemes.

The Indian government has released a draft bill to replace the 117-year-old Registration Act, enabling digital land registration, Aadhaar-optional authentication, and simplified online processes for property documentation.

Chandigarh has been selected for the pilot launch of the 'Naksha' project, covering 30.61 sq km and five villages to digitise urban land records. The initiative aims to improve transparency, reduce disputes, and support better urban planning under the Digital India Land Records Modernization Program

The Rural Development Ministry has drafted the Registration Bill 2025 to replace the 117-year-old Registration Act. The bill aims to streamline and digitise land and property registration. Public feedback is open until June 25.

The Maharashtra government is unlocking 3,360 acres of MSRTC land for commercial and residential development, creating new real estate opportunities across the state.

Over 65 lakh rural landowners across 50,000 villages received property cards under the Svamitva scheme, unlocking economic opportunities through legal land ownership and digitized records.

The Rural Development Ministry allocated 3.8 million houses under PMAY-G for FY25, part of a 5-year plan to build 20 million homes and transform rural housing in India.

By 2047, Viksit Bharat aims to raise 1.5 billion Indians' average income to that of affluent countries. Indian urban population is expected to rise from 34% in 2018 to 40% by 2030, while rural population is expected to decline. Promoting urban-rural synergy to support economic development is crucial

In Budget 2024, India allocates heavily on housing, infrastructure, and livelihood initiatives to boost rural and urban growth. Government strategies promote inclusive growth and economic stability, benefiting millions across. Find Ghar.tv budget analysis.

The Indian Finance Ministry has extended PMAY-G funds till September 2024 to build 3.5 million rural dwellings. This prolongation is part of the government's pursuit of "housing for all" by March 2024.

The Rural Electricity Corporation developed a massive residential complex in Gurugram, Haryana, improving staff welfare. This project shows REC's forward-thinking attitude to worker well-being by offering top-notch housing, health, and educational facilities.