Raj Housing Board Commissioner holds meeting with AIS Residency Society officials

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A meeting was held on Monday under the chairmanship of Housing Commissioner Pawan Arora along with the officials of All India Services Residency Society. At the meeting, officials gave suggestions in relation to the Servent Room, Kitchen, Club House, which the Commissioner, while adopting a positive attitude, convinced them to consider their suggestions.

The All India Services Residency proposed in Pratap Nagar Sector Sector-17 was accepted by the Olympic Board till 31 December 2020. 159 officers have applied for the scheme. All India in Pratap Nagar Sector 17 of Jaipur by Rajasthan Housing Board Officers serving in All India Services of Services and Central Civil Services (Group-A Services) in Rajasthan, Officers of All India Services and National Civil Services (Group-A Services) serving in Rajasthan's basic resident or other states/cadre, based in Rajasthan Central Armed Services “AIS Residency” Residential Plan for Officers of Central Armed Police Force and Officers of Rajasthan Administrative Service, Rajasthan Police Service, and Rajasthan Accounts Service, Officers of Police Force, Rajasthan resident and other states/cadre Has been. Along with this the scheme also includes those officers who are residents of other states but residing in Rajasthan but are now retired.

He stated that the scheme would be a self-financing scheme. In this plan, 180 multi-story flats will be built. The designated area of a flat will be 3,211 square. The flat will be 3 BHK, with a drawing room and a serving room. The estimated cost of a flat would be around Rs 91 lakh 58 thousand.

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