DDA's 'Sasta Ghar' Scheme: Can You Apply? Know Price, Eligibility, and Other Details
The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) has launched special camps to help beneficiaries apply for the 'Sasta Ghar' housing scheme, offering a 25% discount to various categories of citizens.
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This initiative aims to make homeownership more accessible and is part of a broader effort to provide affordable housing options to various categories of citizens.
Eligibility and Discount on HousingThe ‘Sasta Ghar’ scheme offers a 25% discount on housing to beneficiaries from several categories, including construction workers, auto and taxi drivers, women, Vir Nari (widows of military personnel), ex-servicemen, gallantry and Arjuna awardees, individuals with disabilities (divyangjans), and those from Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes.
Decentralized Camps Across Key LocationsSpecial camps will be set up by the Delhi Building and Other Construction Welfare Boards at construction sites of major projects such as DMRC, NCRTC, CPWD, and NHAI, as well as other locations.
These decentralized camps will help workers, laborers, and those living in informal settlements avail the scheme.
Outreach Programs for Targeted GroupsVarious departments will conduct outreach programs to raise awareness and facilitate the process for specific groups - Rajya Sainik Board Organizing programs for Vir Nari, ex-servicemen, and gallantry/Arjun awardees.- Transport Department Running awareness campaigns and camps for auto and taxi drivers at ARU/VIU Burari.- Delhi Scheduled Caste Finance and Development Corporation Offering loans to SC/ST applicants.- WCD, Social Welfare, SC/ST Departments Organizing camps for women, street vendors, and divyangjans.
DDA’s Role and Camp OperationsTo ensure smooth operations, DDA officers will be present at each camp site with all necessary information regarding the scheme and forms.
Nodal officers from both the concerned departments and DDA will oversee each camp.
Reporting and Review ProcessThe camps began functioning on Saturday, and the departments have been instructed to submit reports of their outreach efforts to the Chief Secretary within 15 days for the Lieutenant Governor’s review.
About DDAThe Delhi Development Authority (DDA) is a statutory body responsible for the planning, development, and management of urban infrastructure in Delhi.
It plays a key role in the provision of housing, as well as the development of public amenities and facilities.
The DDA’s ‘Sasta Ghar’ scheme is part of its efforts to make housing more affordable for economically disadvantaged groups in the capital.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the 'Sasta Ghar' scheme?
The 'Sasta Ghar' scheme is an initiative by the Delhi Development Authority (DDA) to make homeownership more accessible by offering a 25% discount on housing to eligible beneficiaries.
Who can apply for the 'Sasta Ghar' scheme?
Eligible beneficiaries include construction workers, auto and taxi drivers, women, Vir Nari (widows of military personnel), ex-servicemen, gallantry and Arjuna awardees, individuals with disabilities (divyangjans), and those from Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes.
Where are the special camps for the 'Sasta Ghar' scheme set up?
The special camps are set up at construction sites of major projects such as DMRC, NCRTC, CPWD, and NHAI, as well as other locations across Delhi.
What is the role of DDA officers at the special camps?
DDA officers are present at each camp site to provide all necessary information regarding the scheme and to assist with the application forms. They also ensure smooth operations and oversee the camps.
How will the outreach programs be conducted for specific groups?
Various departments will conduct outreach programs to raise awareness and facilitate the process for specific groups such as Vir Nari, ex-servicemen, gallantry/Arjun awardees, auto and taxi drivers, SC/ST applicants, women, street vendors, and divyangjans.
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