Beneficiary Information
Learn about eligible households, scheme components and the support available.
Supporting eligible urban households with access to safe, secure and affordable pucca housing under the Government of India’s housing mission.
Programme indicators shown on the public PMAY(U) portal
Programme figures can change as the official dashboard is updated. Visit the official portal for the latest verified numbers.
Explore support resources and implementation initiatives
Learn about eligible households, scheme components and the support available.
Discover Light House Projects and innovative construction technologies.
Explore Housing Technology →Find official portals for scheme information, MIS and beneficiary tracking.
Open Local MIS Demo →Explore programme progress across States and Union Territories
Housing progress is monitored state-wise and city-wise through programme dashboards.
| 1. | Uttar Pradesh | 21.82 Lakhs | |
| 2. | Andhra Pradesh | 16.07 Lakhs | |
| 3. | Maharashtra | 14.04 Lakhs | |
| 4. | Gujarat | 11.73 Lakhs | |
| 5. | Madhya Pradesh | 10.49 Lakhs |
Top-five figures shown as displayed in the public portal reference; check the official dashboard for the current reporting date.
Individual homes built or enhanced by beneficiary families
Housing projects developed through public and private partnership
Find scheme guidelines, FAQs, beneficiary stories, publications and media resources.
Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana–Urban (PMAY-U) was launched on 25 June 2015 by the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs, Government of India. The mission supports eligible urban households through assistance delivered via States, Union Territories, urban local bodies and implementing agencies.
PMAY-U 2.0 is designed to support eligible urban families to construct, purchase or rent a house at an affordable cost over its notified implementation period.
Read Mission Overview →Eligibility is determined under the applicable scheme guidelines and can depend on household circumstances, income category, existing pucca house ownership, prior government housing assistance and other prescribed conditions.
Always review the latest PMAY-U 2.0 guidelines and contact the relevant State/ULB authority before applying.
Implementation is carried out through central assistance, State/UT and Urban Local Body mechanisms, participating agencies and eligible lending institutions, depending on the relevant vertical.
Online information systems help monitor sanctions, construction progress, completion, releases and beneficiary records.
Support for eligible urban households under notified scheme parameters.
Programme design provides for eligible EWS, LIG and MIG households according to the relevant vertical and rules.
Progress and financial indicators are made available through public and stakeholder information systems.
The current scheme materials describe eligibility, the four verticals, assistance mechanisms, implementation responsibilities and programme processes. The official website is the source of truth for revisions, circulars and notifications.
English version · Scheme reference hosted on the official PMAY(U) portal
Hindi version · Scheme reference hosted on the official PMAY(U) portal
Operational reference for AHP applications and implementation steps
Older mission guidelines, amendments, advisories and related resources
Use the latest version for applications and implementation. Earlier PMAY-U and current PMAY-U 2.0 materials may cover different verticals and conditions.
State/UT and Urban Local Body procedures, document checks and application routes may vary. Follow the instructions of the official portal and the responsible authority.
Support for eligible beneficiary families to construct a new pucca house or enhance an existing dwelling, subject to scheme conditions and approvals.
View BLC Guidelines →Affordable housing projects delivered with public or private sector participation, as prescribed under the applicable scheme design.
View AHP SOP →Rental housing options intended to improve access to affordable accommodation for eligible urban groups, including people who need rental rather than ownership housing.
View ARH Guidelines →An interest subsidy vertical intended to improve housing-loan affordability for eligible households through participating lending institutions, subject to scheme rules.
View ISS Guidelines →The earlier PMAY-U mission also included verticals such as In-Situ Slum Redevelopment (ISSR) and Credit Linked Subsidy Scheme (CLSS). These are legacy references and should not be confused with the four verticals listed above for PMAY-U 2.0.
Mission Overview →Review the current guidelines and contact your State/UT or Urban Local Body for application-specific information.
Choose a State/UT and open the verified official report.
| Rank | State | Visual progress | Houses sanctioned |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Uttar Pradesh | 21.82 Lakhs | |
| 2 | Andhra Pradesh | 16.07 Lakhs | |
| 3 | Maharashtra | 14.04 Lakhs | |
| 4 | Gujarat | 11.73 Lakhs | |
| 5 | Madhya Pradesh | 10.49 Lakhs |
The ranking figures mirror the reference view. For date-specific current progress, use the official report.
Mission-level indicators and aggregate progress.
View Local Report →Official State and Union Territory progress tables and documents.
View Local State Data →Further information on implementation across urban centres.
Explore Local Data →This file is a static front-end and does not connect to the government database.
Scheme documents, operational references, manuals and publications.
Browse Local Resources →Visual updates and glimpses of housing projects across India.
View Photos →Public videos and programme-related media resources.
View Video Gallery →Accessible explainers and scheme awareness material.
Explore IEC Materials →Learn about innovative construction and Light House Projects.
Explore Housing Technology →Experience-led stories from households supported by PMAY(U).
Read Stories →These introductory answers are a summary only. Eligibility and processes depend on the applicable official guidelines.
Browse the official FAQs and updates for complete scheme details.
A featured beneficiary story published in the PMAY(U) story collection.
Read Story →A household story from the official PMAY(U) success stories list.
Read Story →Explore the published beneficiary story and wider programme context.
Read Story →A featured name from the PMAY(U) beneficiary story collection.
Read Story →Multi-unit housing supports planned growth and access to a secure home.
View Gallery →Explore visuals of housing developments and programme progress.
View Gallery →Affordable housing projects help shape liveable urban neighbourhoods.
View Gallery →See examples of residential developments and shared community spaces.
View Gallery →The government page contains the published beneficiary story archive.
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