PM Awas Yojana– The fate of the poor people, the dream of a permanent house came true

PM Awas Yojana– Good news for poor people. In Vaishali district of Bihar, Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana ( PMAY ) has improved the lives of thousands of families. Under this scheme, concrete houses have been provided to the poor and needy people. The people of Jalalpur village of Jandaha block have expressed their gratitude to Prime Minister Narendra Modi for this scheme, due to whose efforts their dream of having a concrete house has come true .

Jeevash Sahni of Jalalpur village said that earlier his family had to face many problems due to living in a hut. During the rainy season, water used to drip in the house, which had a bad effect on the children’s studies and the health of the family. He said, we got a concrete house under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana. Now there is no problem in the rain. Children study in a good environment and we are living with respect. This was our dream, which PM Modi fulfilled .

Indu Devi of the same village also shared her happiness. She said, earlier we used to live in a hut, where we used to face problems in every season. Now we have got peace by living in a pucca house. The children have got a safe and clean place. We thank Prime Minister Modi from the bottom of our hearts . Indu Devi said that this scheme not only changed her life, but also brought social respect to her family. Many families have benefited under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana ( PMAY) in Vaishali district . Under the scheme, financial assistance is provided to the beneficiaries to build pucca houses. According to the local administration, hundreds of families in Jandaha block have taken advantage of this scheme, which has improved the standard of living in rural areas .

The objective of Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana is to provide housing to all. This scheme has benefited lakhs of people in Bihar, which has also strengthened the rural economy. The beneficiaries of Jalalpur say that this scheme has proved to be a boon for them. They expressed hope that such schemes will continue to be implemented in future for the welfare of the poor.