Applications invited for Adivasi Gruha Bhagya scheme in Ramanagara

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Ramanagara authorities in Karnataka have invited applications from eligible tribal families for the Chief Minister's Adivasi Gruha Bhagya housing scheme.
The scheme aims to provide houses to homeless tribal families living in forests and forest-fringe villages in Magadi taluk.
Families from 11 tribal communities, except Jenu Kuruba and Koraga, who own a site but have no house can apply for homes built at a unit cost of ₹4.50 lakh through the Rajiv Gandhi Rural Housing Corporation.
Applicants must submit documents including caste certificate, income certificate, BPL ration card, Aadhaar card, bank passbook, site records, and an Aadhaar-linked mobile number.
The scheme matters because it offers permanent housing to landless-homeless tribal households in the district.

Last date for submitting applications to the Magadi taluk social welfare department
Whether families without a site in their name are offered any alternative route under the scheme
Selection and list of approved beneficiaries for house construction

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