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West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has launched the 'Banglar Bari' scheme to provide financial aid for housing to over 28 lakh beneficiaries identified through state surveys. With a budget of INR 14,773 crore, the scheme will transfer INR 1.2 lakh per household by December 2025. On the launch day, 12 lakh beneficiaries received their first instalment of INR 60,000 directly in their bank accounts. Eight lakh families will be covered by mid-2025, with the remainder by year-end. The initiative reflects West Bengal's commitment to addressing housing needs and promoting social welfare and economic development across the state.
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has introduced the 'Banglar Bari' scheme, aimed at providing financial support for housing to the state's residents. The 'Banglar Bari' scheme is designed to assist over 28 lakh beneficiaries identified through a state survey. The government plans to transfer a total of INR 1.2 lakh to these beneficiaries by December next year. Advertisement
The total cost of the 'Banglar Bari' scheme is estimated at INR 14,773 crore. Banerjee has outlined a plan to disburse funds to eight lakh beneficiaries by mid-2025, with the remaining families receiving support by the end of the year. On the launch day, the first instalment of INR 60,000 was credited directly to the bank accounts of 12 lakh beneficiaries, providing immediate financial relief for those looking to build or improve their homes. Banerjee highlighted the importance of local surveys in identifying genuine beneficiaries.
With the launch of 'Banglar Bari', West Bengal aims to take a proactive approach to housing, ensuring that families have access to the financial resources they need to improve their living situations. The scheme not only seeks to address immediate housing needs but also reflects a broader commitment to social welfare and economic development in the state.
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