Bihar government gave a gift, great news for these families

Patna. Bihar government has taken a big step towards giving landless families the opportunity to build their own houses. The state government on Saturday handed over land endowment certificates for house construction to 5,446 eligible landless families. Three decimals (about 1,306 square feet) of land has been provided to each beneficiary family, which has given new hope to thousands of families who have been dreaming of their own house for years.

Every eligible family will get a plot to build a house

The objective of this initiative of the state government is to provide land to such families who do not have their own plot to live. After getting three decimals of land, the beneficiary families will now be able to take steps towards construction of their permanent house. The Revenue and Land Reforms Department says that this campaign is an important effort towards ensuring social security and a dignified life.

Most families got benefits in these districts

According to district wise data, maximum number of 407 families got land rights in Gaya. Apart from this, endowment certificates were distributed to eligible families in many districts including Nalanda (378), Patna (363), Aurangabad (296), Banka (282), Katihar (222), Begusarai (210) and Kishanganj (209).

Big target will be completed by 15th August

The government has clarified that this campaign will continue and efforts are being made to achieve the target of providing homesteads to 30 thousand eligible landless families by August 15. For this, necessary instructions have been given to the officials at the district level, so that the eligible people can get the benefits on time.

Housing available from ‘Abhiyan Basera-2’

This entire process is being conducted under ‘Abhiyan Basera-2’. The objective of this campaign is to provide land for housing to landless families and move them towards permanent housing. Revenue and Land Reforms Minister Dr. Dilip Kumar Jaiswal said that the government is giving priority to land reforms and welfare of poor families in its current tenure.