Five families from the Mohali constituency have received grants of Rs 2 lakh each for the construction of houses under the Rangla Punjab Campaign. The beneficiaries are from four villages in the constituency: two families from Rourka, one from Lucknowor, one from Kumbra and one from Blongi. The assistance has been presented as support for families seeking to build houses and secure proper roofing.
The latest distribution covers five households and provides the same grant amount to each family. At Rs 2 lakh per family, the assistance announced for this group comes to Rs 10 lakh in total. The village-wise distribution also shows that the support has reached families in different parts of the Mohali constituency, rather than being concentrated in one village.
Mohali housing grants reach five families
Two families from village Rourka were included in the latest assistance. One family each from village Lucknowor, village Kumbra and village Blongi also received the grant. These locations were identified with the beneficiaries as part of the housing assistance provided under the Rangla Punjab Campaign.
The grant is intended for house construction, giving each beneficiary family a fixed assistance of Rs 2 lakh. All five families received the same amount, regardless of their village. The support is therefore focused on helping the families with construction costs while advancing the housing-related objective of the campaign in the constituency.
The latest assistance adds to earlier support provided to families in the Mohali constituency. About 150 families had previously been given the grant. This earlier figure reflects the reach of the same housing assistance before the latest distribution to the five families from Rourka, Lucknowor, Kumbra and Blongi.
Alongside the grants provided through the campaign, about 125 households have received assistance from Kulwant Singh’s personal earnings. This support was described separately from the grants under the Rangla Punjab Campaign. Together, the two forms of assistance represent support extended to families through the housing initiative and through personal help.
The figures cover different groups of beneficiaries. Around 150 families in the constituency had earlier received the grant, while about 125 households were assisted from personal earnings. The latest group includes five families, with two from Rourka and one each from the other three villages. The assistance mentioned for the latest group remains Rs 2 lakh per family.
Housing support under Rangla Punjab Campaign
Mohali housing grants under the campaign are intended to help families construct houses. The latest distribution has brought this support to five more families from the constituency, with the assistance divided among Rourka, Lucknowor, Kumbra and Blongi. Each family has been given Rs 2 lakh for the stated purpose of house construction.
The additional help from personal earnings forms another part of the support described by Kulwant Singh. About 125 households have received this assistance, while the campaign grant has reached about 150 families earlier and five families in the latest distribution. The source of support differs, but both references are connected with assistance for families and housing needs.
Kulwant Singh said that his dream is to provide roofing to every family. The statement sets out the broader aim behind the assistance described in the announcement. It follows the details of the latest grants, the earlier beneficiaries in the Mohali constituency and the households helped through personal earnings.
The latest distribution has therefore focused on five families and four villages in the Mohali constituency. Two families from Rourka received grants, while Lucknowor, Kumbra and Blongi each had one beneficiary family. Each household received Rs 2 lakh under the Rangla Punjab Campaign for house construction.
Mohali housing grants have now been discussed alongside the earlier assistance to about 150 families and personal support for about 125 households. The stated goal is to extend roofing to every family. The latest help to the five beneficiaries reflects that continuing housing support under the Rangla Punjab Campaign.
Source: Original update
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