Punjab’s Housing Revolution: A Deep Dive into PUDA’s Housing Schemes and Housing Board!
PUDA, or Punjab Urban Planning and Development Authority, is a statutory body of the Government of Punjab. It was established in 1966 to plan and develop urban areas in the state. PUDA has a wide range of functions, including:
- Planning and development of new towns and cities
- Improvement of existing towns and cities
- Providing infrastructure facilities in urban areas
- Promoting housing and urban development
PUDA offers a variety of housing schemes for different income groups. These schemes include:
- EWS/LIG Housing Scheme: This scheme is for economically weaker sections and low-income groups.
- MIG Housing Scheme: This scheme is for middle-income groups.
- HIG Housing Scheme: This scheme is for high-income groups.
PUDA also offers a variety of housing loans to eligible applicants. These loans are available for both construction and purchase of a house.
To apply for a PUDA housing scheme, you can visit the PUDA website or the PUDA office in your city. You will need to submit the following documents:
- Application form
- Proof of identity
- Proof of residence
- Proof of income
- Marriage certificate (if applicable)
PUDA will assess your application and decide whether you are eligible for the scheme. If you are eligible, you will be allotted a house or a plot of land.
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