Rajasthan's urban development department is set to revise the Mukhyamantri Jan Awas Yojana, aiming to incentivize private builders. These modifications will enhance access to affordable housing for low-income families. Notable changes comprise of expanded buildable areas and waived fees, promoting closer housing developments to major projects. Furthermore, the adjustments will elevate the minimum land threshold for such initiatives.
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