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West Bengal's Nijashree Scheme Offers Affordable Flats to Low and Middle-Income Families

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The West Bengal government has launched the Nijashree Housing Scheme to provide ownership flats to low and middle-income households. Eligible applicants can apply for 1BHK or 2BHK units, which are allocated through a lottery system. To qualify, applicants must meet specified income criteria and must not already own a pucca house anywhere in West Bengal. The scheme's pricing excludes land costs and certain infrastructure expenses, making units more affordable. Construction on a project is initiated only after at least 80% of its flats have received confirmed bookings.

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