RAMBAN: Omi Devi, a resident of Panchayat Chachawah of Block Sangaldan, had been living in a makeshift kutcha house with her family. The fragile structure was vulnerable to harsh weather conditions, and the fear of collapse was a constant concern. However, her life took a turn for the better when her application for a PMAY-G house was approved. With the support of the scheme, she was able to construct a sturdy pucca house, providing her family with a safe and secure shelter.

Omi Devi's new house has brought immense joy and relief to her family. Her children can now study and play in a comfortable and safe environment. She expressed her gratitude, saying, "I was living in constant fear of the roof collapsing, but now I feel secure and proud of my new home."

Omi Devi's success story is a testament to the impact of PMAY-G in empowering rural women and providing a foundation for a brighter future. The scheme has not only given her a house but also a sense of dignity and independence. "PMAY-G has given me new beginning in shape of a new home. I am forever grateful for this blessing," said Omi Devi, beaming with pride as she shows off her new home.

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