Instead of PM AwasYojana, CM Baghel started Rural Housing Justice Scheme
Instead of PM AwasYojana, cm Baghel started Rural Housing Justice Scheme…
In the election year, the BhupeshBaghel government of chhattisgarh has made a big bet. The Baghel government announced that in place of the central government's PM AwasYojana, now the state government will build pucca houses for the poor at its own expense. The name of this scheme has been kept as Rural Housing Justice Scheme. The cm said that it is our priority to provide pucca houses to homeless families. Due to the determination of eligibility for Prime Minister's rural housing on the basis of the survey list of Socio-Economic survey 2011, in the present situation the needy families of the state are facing difficulty in getting housing approval. To overcome this, on the basis of the survey conducted by the panchayat and Rural Development Department, it was announced to start "Rural Housing Justice Scheme" for the eligible families from the resources of the state. It has been announced on the second day of the monsoon session.Big announcement of Baghel governmentAnnouncement of 27 percent increase in contract salary of 37 thousand contract employees.Chief minister BhupeshBaghel presented the supplementary budget on Wednesday.Chief minister BhupeshBaghel made important announcements of Rs 2 thousand crore.A provision of Rs 100 crore was made in the budget for the Rural Housing Justice Scheme.4 percent increase in dearness allowance of about 5 lakh government servants, thus a total increase of 42 percent on the basic salary so far.Due to 4 percent increase, the state government will have to spend an additional Rs 800 crore.27 percent increase in the salary of 37000 contract workers, this will cost the state government an additional expenditure of Rs 350 crore.Monthly increase of Rs 4000 in the salary of daily wage earners, this will cost the state government an additional expenditure of Rs 240 crore.
In the election year, the BhupeshBaghel government of chhattisgarh has made a big bet. The Baghel government announced that in place of the central government's PM AwasYojana, now the state government will build pucca houses for the poor at its own expense. The name of this scheme has been kept as Rural Housing Justice Scheme. The cm said that it is our priority to provide pucca houses to homeless families. Due to the determination of eligibility for Prime Minister's rural housing on the basis of the survey list of Socio-Economic survey 2011, in the present situation the needy families of the state are facing difficulty in getting housing approval. To overcome this, on the basis of the survey conducted by the panchayat and Rural Development Department, it was announced to start "Rural Housing Justice Scheme" for the eligible families from the resources of the state. It has been announced on the second day of the monsoon session.Big announcement of Baghel governmentAnnouncement of 27 percent increase in contract salary of 37 thousand contract employees.Chief minister BhupeshBaghel presented the supplementary budget on Wednesday.Chief minister BhupeshBaghel made important announcements of Rs 2 thousand crore.A provision of Rs 100 crore was made in the budget for the Rural Housing Justice Scheme.4 percent increase in dearness allowance of about 5 lakh government servants, thus a total increase of 42 percent on the basic salary so far.Due to 4 percent increase, the state government will have to spend an additional Rs 800 crore.27 percent increase in the salary of 37000 contract workers, this will cost the state government an additional expenditure of Rs 350 crore.Monthly increase of Rs 4000 in the salary of daily wage earners, this will cost the state government an additional expenditure of Rs 240 crore.
Increase in the salary of 1650 guest teachers by Rs 2 thousand per month, due to which the state government will have to spend an additional Rs 4 crore.Monthly resource allowance of Rs.500 to 6000 patwaris, the state government will have to spend an additional Rs.4 crore from this.All government servants will be given 9% house rent allowance for B class city and 6% for C and other cities on the 7th pay scale.