PMAY Gramin List Madhya Pradesh 2026: How to Check Your Name Online

• PMAY-G (Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana – Gramin) is the rural housing scheme — separate from PMAY-U (Urban)
• Assistance amount for Madhya Pradesh (plain areas): Rs. 1.20 lakh per family; Rs. 12,000 additional for toilet (SBM-G)
• List check portal: rhreporting.nic.in (Social Audit Reports) or pmayg.nic.in (Awaassoft → Reports)
• Filter by: State → District → Block → Gram Panchayat
• Alternative check: pmayg.nic.in → Stakeholders → IAY/PMAYG Beneficiary → enter registration number
• UMANG app also provides PMAY-G beneficiary status
• Beneficiary selection basis: SECC 2011 data, AwaasPlus survey, and Gram Panchayat verification
• Exclusion from scheme: owning a pucca house, motorised vehicle, KCC ≥ Rs. 50,000 limit, government job

PMAY-G (Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana – Gramin) is the Government of India's flagship rural housing scheme — providing financial assistance to help eligible rural families construct a pucca house with basic facilities. Madhya Pradesh is one of the largest beneficiary states given its extensive rural population.

Eligibility for PMAY-G is determined by the SECC (Socio-Economic and Caste Census) 2011 data, supplemented by the AwaasPlus survey which identifies households missed in SECC. The Gram Panchayat verifies and prioritises eligible households.
 

Who qualifies in MP:

• Rural households living in kutcha houses or without adequate shelter
• Priority: SC/ ST households, freed bonded labourers, widows of defence personnel, physically challenged persons
• No pucca house owned by any family member anywhere in India
• Family must not be excluded by any of the automatic exclusion criteria
   

Who is excluded

• Families owning a motorised 3 or 4-wheeler vehicle
• Families owning mechanised farming equipment (tractor, etc.)
• Families with a Kisan Credit Card (KCC) with a credit limit of Rs. 50,000 or more
• Any family member in government service
• Families paying income tax or professional tax

Method 1: Via RH Reporting portal (most reliable for village-wise list)

1. Visit rhreporting.nic.in
2. On the homepage, click "Beneficiary details for verification" under the Social Audit Reports section
3. On the next page, from the Selection Filters on the left, select:
   • State: Madhya Pradesh
   • District: Your district (MP has 55 districts)
   • Block: Your block/ tehsil
   • Gram Panchayat: Your village's Gram Panchayat
   • Financial Year: Select the relevant or current year
   • Scheme: Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana – Gramin
4. Enter the Captcha and click Submit
5. The complete beneficiary list for your Gram Panchayat appears — scroll or search for your name
6. Download as PDF or print directly from the browser
    

Method 2: By registration number (for individual status check)

1. Visit pmayg.nic.in
2. Click "Stakeholders" in the top navigation
3. Select "IAY/ PMAYG Beneficiary" from the dropdown
4. Enter your PMAY-G Registration Number in the field
5. Click Submit — your beneficiary details appear including application stage, sanctioned amount, and installment release status
6. If you don't have the registration number: use "Advanced Search" on the same page — enter State, District, Block, Gram Panchayat, and your name

When you find your name on the list, the record shows:

The total Rs. 1.20 lakh is released in three installments of Rs. 40,000 each, linked to construction progress. An additional Rs. 12,000 is released separately for toilet construction under Swachh Bharat Mission – Gramin (SBM-G).

If you believe you are eligible but your name does not appear in the Madhya Pradesh PMAY-G list:

• Check the AwaasPlus survey: New beneficiary selections now come from the AwaasPlus 2.0 survey — ask your Gram Panchayat whether your household was surveyed. If not, request inclusion in the self-survey window when it is open.
• Check automatic exclusion: Verify whether your family has any of the exclusion criteria (motorised vehicle, KCC above Rs. 50,000, government job, pucca house). These automatically exclude a household regardless of income.
• Verify Aadhaar and account details: If your name is in the list but payment hasn't arrived, confirm your Aadhaar is linked to an active bank account with NPCI DBT mapping at your bank branch.
• Waitlist position: Being surveyed and appearing in the waiting list does not mean immediate sanction — houses are sanctioned in phases against yearly targets. High rank on the panchayat waiting list means sanction will come in the current or next financial year.
• Approach the Block Office: File a representation with your Block Development Officer (BDO) with copies of your SECC/AwaasPlus record and Aadhaar. The block office can initiate corrections for name spelling errors and verify your eligibility.

Every PMAY-G house in Madhya Pradesh must have geo-tagged photographs at each construction stage: foundation, lintel, roof, and completion. These are uploaded by beneficiaries or Panchayat officials through the AwaasApp.

To verify geo-tagged photos for your house:

1. On the beneficiary report at rhreporting.nic.in, look for the geo-tag status column
2. Green status means all required photos are submitted
3. Pending geo-tag means the installment may be blocked until photos are submitted

If you live in a village under a Gram Panchayat in MP, PMAY-G applies. If you live in a town, nagar panchayat, or municipal corporation area in MP, PMAY-U 2.0 is the relevant scheme.

Madhya Pradesh is one of India's largest PMAY-G implementing states given its large rural population across 55 districts. The scheme has been extended through FY 2028–29 with a national target of 4.95 crore rural homes — of which MP accounts for a significant share.

For rural households in MP who are yet to receive PMAY-G assistance despite being eligible: the key action is ensuring your household is included in the AwaasPlus 2.0 survey and that your Aadhaar is linked to an active NPCI-enabled bank account. Without both, even an approved sanction cannot result in payment delivery.

For rural residents of MP planning home construction beyond PMAY-G assistance: the Rs. 1.20 lakh grant covers basic construction but may need to be supplemented for a larger or higher-quality home. Residents with some regular income can explore home loan options — though formal home loans require income documentation and property title, which are emerging in rural MP through Swamitva Scheme (PM Swamitva) property cards in rural abadi areas. Confirm with your Panchayat whether your village abadi (inhabited residential area) has been covered under PM Swamitva.

The five key benefits of Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana Gramin in Madhya Pradesh include housing assistance, labour support, toilet funding, women’s property rights, and construction tracking, with road connectivity as an additional benefit.

For additional housing needs, beneficiaries included in the MP Awas Yojana list 2026 can consider a Bajaj Finance's home loan top-up, subject to eligibility.