Houses constructed at Naya Raipur under the Basic Service for Urban Poor (BSUP) will be allotted soon. The Naya Raipur Development Authority (NRDA) has started process for the allotment of these houses constructed in 10 villages.
Under BSUP, a total of 888 houses have been constructed in 10 village of Naya Raipur. NRDA has prepared criterion for the allotment of these houses, according to which residents of 41 villages of Naya Raipur will be eligible for these houses. NRDA CEO Amit Kataria said that these houses have been constructed in four groups - 216 in class A, 312 in class B, 144 in Class C and 216 in class D. Proper arrangement for concrete roads, electricity, water supply and sewages has been made in these houses, constructed in Uparwara, Khapri, Tuta, Navagaon (Khapri), Jhanjh, Kayabandha, Cheecha, Kotarabhatta, Riko, Navagaon (Chhatouna) villages. The total construction cost of these houses is Rs 28.78 crore.
Kataria said that applications from villagers have been sought for the allotment of these houses, reserved for the financially weak people of the 41 villages included in the Naya Raipur project. Under the provisions of reservation, houses would be allotted to such farmers, who have not been allotted plot under the additional rehabilitation scheme criterion.
Under the Naya Raipur Village Development Scheme, minimum 1,200 sft developed residential plots has been allotted to all aged farmer families. The farmer, who have sold minimum one-acre land to NRDA on mutual agreement, would get the benefit of the scheme. Those who have sold less than one-acre land would be provided houses.