Overview
- The programme begins this month with returns scheduled for July, October and December across roughly 350 relief camps.
- Displacement peaked at about 62,000 after May 2023 clashes, underscoring the scale of camps targeted for closure.
- Families whose homes were destroyed will each receive ₹3.03 lakh to rebuild and around 7,000 households with dilapidated dwellings will access smaller reconstruction grants.
- An estimated 8,000–10,000 people unable to return by year-end will be housed in at least 1,000 additional prefabricated units.
- State and central authorities, civil society organisations and community leaders are coordinating to reopen highways and resume farming across community lines.