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HousingSocial welfareEmploymentMinistry of Housing and Urban Affairs, Government of India (sub-scheme of PMAY-Urban)

Affordable Rental Housing Complexes (ARHCs)

किफायती किराया आवास परिसर योजना

Likely active

Provide affordable subsidised rental housing to urban migrants and urban poor (EWS/LIG) near their workplaces, reducing distress and unsafe living conditions for industrial and construction workers, street vendors, and similar groups.

Benefit type
subsidised housing
For
Worker / labourer, Unemployed youth
Age
Any age
Highest education
Any

Timeline

Launched 08-07-2020now

Who can apply

For
Worker / labourer, Unemployed youth
Age
Any age
Highest education
Any
Gender
Any
Social category
All categories
Income
No income bar
Domicile
Any
Eligibility
Urban migrants and urban poor in the EWS / LIG categories — including industrial workers, construction workers, street vendors, rickshaw pullers, market/trade workers — seeking affordable rental housing near their workplace in urban areas.

Details

Benefit type
subsidised housing
Benefit detail
Access to subsidised rental housing in ARHCs comprising single-bedroom (~30 sq m) and double-bedroom (~60 sq m) dwelling units plus 4-6 bed dormitories, at affordable rents. Complexes developed on existing government-funded vacant housing stock or by private/public entities on their own land through PPP.
Target beneficiary
Urban migrants and urban poor (EWS/LIG)
Launch date
08-07-2020

Status evidence

Likely active

Fetched official PMAY-Urban ARHC page (pmay-urban.gov.in/arhc-about): launched 8 July 2020 under PMAY-Urban as a sub-scheme for urban migrants/poor; Model 1 (govt housing stock) and Model 2 (private/public land) operational; cities listed Bihar among potential implementation states. No current-FY Bihar-specific budget confirmation found — likely_active. Distinct from PMAY-Urban (ownership housing) — ARHC is specifically a rental sub-scheme.

Last budget year
Last notification
Last verified
22-06-2026 · 5 days ago

Data & impact

Public figures where available; where Bihar publishes nothing, the data request itself is shown. Every number is sourced — none are estimated.

Data provenance

Budget & disbursement
From budget.bihar.gov.in (public — to extract)
Public — not yet added
Beneficiaries
From department reports / portal
Public — not yet added
District-wise distribution
District-wise — needs an RTI
RTI needed
Demographic breakdown
Category / gender — needs an RTI
RTI needed
Outcomes
Completion / outcomes — needs an RTI
RTI needed

Sources