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Significant Step
7/4/2023 10:54:27 PM

The recent decision of the Jammu and Kashmir Government to allot 5 marlas of land to landless beneficiaries of the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (Gramin) [PMAY(G)] is a significant step towards uplifting the lives of the poor and marginalized. This visionary move holds tremendous potential to address the long-standing issue of landlessness, ensuring that the underprivileged have access to a piece of land they can call their own.
By granting land to PMAY(G) beneficiaries, the J&K government has not only provided a shelter but also paved the way for economic stability, social dignity, and a brighter future for those in need.
Landlessness has been a persistent problem in many parts of India, including Jammu and Kashmir. Lack of access to land perpetuates poverty and denies individuals the opportunity to build a stable life and secure livelihoods for themselves and their families.
The J&K government’s decision to allocate 5 marlas of land to PMAY(G) beneficiaries tackles this challenge head-on by providing them with a tangible asset that can transform their lives.
The provision of land to the landless PMAY(G) beneficiaries is a powerful tool for economic empowerment. With a plot of land, individuals can build their own homes, thereby breaking the cycle of dependency and poverty. Land ownership also acts as collateral for loans, enabling the landless to access credit and invest in their businesses. This initiative will encourage entrepreneurship, stimulate economic growth, and ultimately alleviate poverty in J&K.
The allocation of land to the landless brings a sense of social dignity and security. Having a permanent address and a piece of land gives individuals a sense of belonging and stability. It enables them to participate actively in the social fabric of their communities, access government schemes and services, and exercise their fundamental rights as citizens. Landownership also reduces the vulnerability of the landless to displacement and exploitation, fostering a more inclusive and equitable society.
By providing land to PMAY(G) beneficiaries, the J&K government is addressing the acute housing shortage faced by the marginalized population.
With secure land ownership, families can invest in their children’s education, breaking the cycle of poverty and illiteracy. Access to education opens doors to better opportunities and enables future generations to contribute meaningfully to society. This transformative initiative will create a positive ripple effect, empowering not only the current generation but also those to come.
By addressing the issue of landlessness, this initiative promotes economic empowerment, social dignity, and improved quality of life.
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