PM Awas Gramin List Chhattisgarh 2026 – How to Check Your Name and Application Status

Chhattisgarh has run one of the most aggressive PMAY-G implementation drives of any Indian state over the past two and a half years, clearing a substantial historical backlog while simultaneously processing new sanctions. Knowing exactly how to check your name on the list, and what each status update means, saves repeated trips to your Gram Panchayat office.

This page covers:

• Chhattisgarh's PMAY-G progress: sanctions, completions, and the 2023 cabinet decision that accelerated the programme
• What the PM Awas Gramin scheme provides: financial assistance and convergence benefits
• Eligibility criteria specific to Chhattisgarh applicants
• How to check the PMAY-G beneficiary list for Chhattisgarh, step-by-step
• How to check your status using your registration number
• Understanding the Permanent Waiting List and Awas Plus list categories
• What to do if your name does not appear on the list
• How home loan financing can supplement PMAY-G assistance in Chhattisgarh

The PM Awas Gramin (PMAY-G) list for Chhattisgarh is the official record of rural households in the state that have been sanctioned, are under construction, or have completed housing under the Pradhan Mantri Awaas Yojana-Gramin scheme. It is maintained on the central AwaasSoft management information system and is searchable by state, district, block, and Gram Panchayat.

Chhattisgarh's PMAY-G implementation has been unusually active in recent years. According to a letter from Deputy Chief Minister Vijay Sharma to the Chief Minister dated 9 June 2026, the state has completed over 10.60 lakh houses under PMAY-G and related schemes during the current administration's tenure. The state cabinet, in its very first meeting on 14 December 2023, approved a comprehensive resolution to sanction a total of 18,12,742 houses — a target that included clearing a backlog of 2,46,215 incomplete houses, 6,99,438 homes from the 2011 permanent waitlist, 8,19,999 units from the Awas Plus list, and 47,090 units under the state's own Mukhyamantri Awas Yojana. The state government allocated Rs. 26,908 crore through the state budget to fund this pending work.

Between April and October 2025, Chhattisgarh set a reported national record by constructing approximately 2,000 houses daily — a pace that significantly accelerated completion rates across the state's districts.

The Chhattisgarh government has also entrusted the supply of construction material for PMAY-G homes to self-help groups under the state's Lakhpati Didi programme — an initiative aimed at simultaneously supporting rural housing and women's livelihood generation.

Eligibility is determined through SECC (Socio-Economic and Caste Census) 2011 data, subsequently updated through the Awaas Plus survey and the more recent Awaas+ 2024 mobile app survey. Priority categories include:

• Households living in zero, one, or two-room kutcha houses
• Homeless families
• SC/ ST households and other socially disadvantaged groups
• Widows and women-headed households
• Families with no adult earning male member
• Persons with disabilities and freed bonded labourers

Updated income eligibility, as applied during recent expansion phases, allows households with a maximum monthly income of approximately Rs. 15,000 to qualify, alongside revised asset-ownership criteria. Households with up to 2.5 acres of irrigated land or 5 acres of non-irrigated land remain eligible, reflecting an inclusive approach intended to capture genuinely needy agricultural families who would have been excluded under stricter older norms. Always verify the current applicable thresholds with your Gram Panchayat, as criteria are periodically revised by the central government.

1. Visit the official PMAY-G website.
2. On the menu bar, click 'Awaassoft', then select 'Report' from the dropdown.
3. This redirects you to the rhreporting.nic.in portal — the MIS reporting system for PMAY-G.
4. Under 'Social Audit Reports', click 'Beneficiary Details for Verification'.
5. In the Selection Filters panel, select Chhattisgarh as your state, then select your District, Block, and Gram Panchayat.
6. Select the relevant Financial Year and confirm 'Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana Gramin' as the scheme name.
7. Enter the captcha code and click 'Submit'.
8. The beneficiary list for your selected Gram Panchayat will display on screen, showing names, father's/ husband's names, sanction status, and house status.
9. Use the 'Download Excel' or 'Download PDF' buttons to save a copy for your records.

• Visit the official PMAY-G website and select 'Stakeholders' from the main menu.
• Click 'IAY/ PMAYG Beneficiary'.
• Enter your registration number (printed on your Sanction Order) in the search field.
• Click 'Submit' to view your fund sanction details, installment history, and construction progress photos.
• If you do not have your registration number, use the 'Advanced Search' option and filter by your district, block, and Panchayat instead.

Chhattisgarh's housing target draws on multiple beneficiary identification lists, and understanding which one you fall under helps explain your application's status:

If your name appears under one of these categories but construction has not yet started, this generally means your house is awaiting fund release or material allocation, not that your application has been rejected.

If you believe you are eligible but do not see your name in the Chhattisgarh PMAY-G records:

1. Confirm with your Gram Panchayat whether the Awaas+ 2024 survey has been completed for your village
2. Register through the Awaas+ mobile application if you were missed in earlier SECC-based surveys — self-survey is supported through AI-enabled face authentication
3. Follow up with your Block Development Office (BDO) in writing, keeping copies of all correspondence
4. Check whether your Aadhaar is correctly linked to your bank account, as this is a common cause of delayed processing even after sanction

Chhattisgarh's PMAY-G drive represents one of the most active rural housing implementation efforts currently underway in India. Checking your status regularly through the official portal ensures you do not miss fund releases or verification deadlines. The core PMAY-G assistance of Rs. 1.20 lakh, combined with toilet construction support and MGNREGS wages, typically covers basic construction costs. Families who want to build a larger home, use higher-quality materials, or add features beyond the basic PMAY-G specification can supplement this with a home loan. This is particularly relevant for households in Chhattisgarh's peri-urban areas where construction costs are higher than in fully rural zones.

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