Ranchi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday virtually inaugurated Light House Project (LHP) in Ranchi's Dhurwa area. At a programme in Ranchi, 10 beneficiaries were handed over keys of houses as token distribution, director of Directorate of Municipal Administration Aditya Kumar Anand said.
PM Modi virtually inaugurates Light House Project in Ranchi
By PTI
Published : Mar 10, 2024, 3:22 PM IST
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said that all beneficiaries of the dwelling units would be provided houses in a phased manner by April.
PM Modi virtually inaugurates Light House Project in Ranchi
He said that all beneficiaries of the dwelling units would be provided houses in a phased manner by April. The Prime Minister had laid the foundation stone for the project through video-conferencing on January 1, 2021. Under the LHP, as many as 1,008 affordable houses constructed for the poor and middle-class people. The carpet area per flat will be around 315 square feet.
Ranchi Municipal Corporation (RMC) had shortlisted the names of beneficiaries through a lottery system, an official said. The project was built on 7.5 acres of land using innovating construction technologies named 'NAVARITIH' (new, affordable, validated, research innovation technologies for Indian housing) at a cost of Rs 134 crore.
Ranchi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday virtually inaugurated Light House Project (LHP) in Ranchi's Dhurwa area. At a programme in Ranchi, 10 beneficiaries were handed over keys of houses as token distribution, director of Directorate of Municipal Administration Aditya Kumar Anand said.
He said that all beneficiaries of the dwelling units would be provided houses in a phased manner by April. The Prime Minister had laid the foundation stone for the project through video-conferencing on January 1, 2021. Under the LHP, as many as 1,008 affordable houses constructed for the poor and middle-class people. The carpet area per flat will be around 315 square feet.
Ranchi Municipal Corporation (RMC) had shortlisted the names of beneficiaries through a lottery system, an official said. The project was built on 7.5 acres of land using innovating construction technologies named 'NAVARITIH' (new, affordable, validated, research innovation technologies for Indian housing) at a cost of Rs 134 crore.
