Overview

• On June 3, the central government approved 10,29,957 new houses for Maharashtra under PMAY-G for the 2025-26 financial year.
• The state’s total sanctioned rural homes under the scheme has reached 44,70,829 since its launch in April 2016.
• The Union Cabinet extended PMAY-G in August 2024 through March 2029 with a goal of constructing two crore additional rural houses nationwide.
• Maharashtra will provide a ₹50,000 supplementary grant per house and a ₹1 lakh land purchase grant for landless families.
• Each dwelling will be equipped with solar panels as part of an ₹80,000 crore investment in rural Maharashtra.