NEW DELHI: So far, under PM-UDAY, 7,576 families have been given
ownership rights to their homes in undeveloped, unauthorized colonies in the national capital.
This was announced in Rajya Sabha on
Wednesday by Kaushal Kishore,
who works for the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs.
The minister told the Upper House of Parliament that 7,576 conveyance deeds
and authorization slips had been given to people living in Delhi’s illegal colonies.
The BJP-led Central government started the pm uday or Pradhan Mantri Unauthorized Colonies in Delhi Awas Adhikar Yojana scheme in October 2019.
The National Capital Territory of Delhi (Recognition of Property Rights of Residents in Unauthorized Colonies) Act,
2019, was passed by the Centre in December 2019
to give residents of unauthorized colonies the right to own property.
Residents of the national capital have been waiting for this plan for a long time. It will give residents of 1,731 recognised unauthorized colonies across the national capital the right to own their homes.
In an official statement, the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs said, “The scheme allows registration of properties at nominal rates
Hardeep Singh Puri, the Union Minister for Urban Development,
said on July 18 that more than 4 lakh people have signed up for the PM-
Unauthorized Colony in Delhi Awas Adhikar Yojana A. (PM-UDAY).
The nodal agency for the scheme is the Delhi Development Authority (DDA),
which is the government agency in the capital city that owns land.
NEW DELHI: So far, under PM-UDAY, 7,576 families have been given ownership rights
to their homes in undeveloped, unauthorized colonies in the national capital. This was announced in Rajya Sabha on Wednesday by Kaushal Kishore,
who works for the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs.
The minister told the Upper House of Parliament that 7,576 conveyance deeds
and authorization slips had been given to people living in Delhi’s illegal colonies.
The BJP-led Central government started the PM-UDAY or Pradhan Mantri
Unauthorized Colonies in Delhi Awas Adhikar Yojana scheme in October 2019.
The National Capital Territory of Delhi (Recognition of Property Rights of
Residents in Unauthorized Colonies) Act, 2019, was passed by the Centre in December 2019 to give residents of
unauthorized colonies the right to own property. Dda pm uday
Residents of the national capital have been waiting for this plan for a long time. It will give residents of 1,731 recognised unauthorized colonies across the national capital the right to own their homes.
In an official statement, the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs said,
“The scheme allows registration of properties at nominal rates by recognising a
General Power of Attorney (GPA), a Will, an Agreement to Sell, a Possession Letter, and any other
documents that show payment of consideration
and are held by residents of unauthorized colonies.”
Hardeep Singh Puri, the Union Minister for Urban Development, said on July 18 that more than
4 lakh people have signed up for the PM-Unauthorized Colony in Delhi Awas Adhikar Yojana A. (PM-UDAY).
The nodal agency for the scheme is the Delhi Development Authority (DDA),
which is the government agency in the capital city that owns land.
NEW DELHI: Union minister Hardeep Puri said on
Saturday that more than 7,300 families have been given
ownership rights and that more than 4.1 lakh people have signed up for the PM-Unauthorized Colony in Delhi Awas
Adhikar Yojana (PM-UDAY) so far. On October 29, 2019, PM-UDAY was
launched to give people in 1,731
unauthorized colonies (UCs) in Delhi the right to own their homes.
Under PM-UDAY, 4,19,485 people have signed up, and so far, 7,329 families in
Delhi’s unofficial colonies have been
given ownership rights. Puri, who is in charge of housing and cities, sent out a tweet in Hindi.
He also shared a two-part video from the Delhi Development Authority (DDA) that
shows people step-by-step how to sign up online.
The only way to sign up for this programme is online.
In the video, it says that if a person can’t do it at home, he or she can go to the nearest
Common Service Centre (CSC) or call a registered
agency that has been approved to help people register for a small fee.
The DDA is in charge of the scheme, which uses satellite images from 2015 to define the boundaries
of these UCs with the help of the Survey of India and the Revenue Department of the Delhi government.
Puri said, “We said we would do something, and we did it.”
“Now, people living in unapproved colonies won’t have to worry about
bulldozers or anything else because they will have ownership rights. The process to sign up is very easy, “he said.
Under the plan, the DDA will look over documents and give out conveyance deeds for
government lands and authorization slips for
private lands that can only be used for living.
The sub-office registrar’s is where the people
who will get these documents can get them registered.
