In Brief
- Nine lakh houses planned for Andhra Pradesh under PMAY-G by 2029.
- First three lakh house foundations laid jointly by Naidu and Chouhan.
- 177 houses with 3D-printed walls piloted at Burripalem.
- Project aims to accelerate affordable rural housing development.
Andhra Pradesh has announced an ambitious plan to construct nine lakh houses under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana-Gramin (PMAY-G) scheme by 2029. The foundation stones for the first three lakh houses were laid in a ceremony attended by N. Chandrababu Naidu and Shivraj Singh Chouhan. This marks the official commencement of a large-scale government housing initiative aimed at providing affordable homes to rural populations in the state.
A pilot project started at Burripalem features 177 houses constructed with 3D-printed walls, showcasing the application of innovative building technologies. This pilot is intended to create more cost-effective and rapid housing solutions, potentially benefiting the wider program. Authorities emphasize that such advancements will help in accelerating the overall target of rural housing coverage.
The Andhra Pradesh government plans to monitor progress closely to meet the 2029 deadline. Officials highlighted the importance of ensuring quality and sustainability in the construction process. The scheme aligns with the central government's broader goals of rural development and poverty alleviation through improved housing infrastructure.
