Archive · 29 May 2025
PM Modi Focuses on Homebuyer Grievances, RERA Effectiveness
Imagine if you bought a house and had problems.
The Prime Minister wants to make sure that people's complaints about their homes are really fixed, not just marked as 'done.'
He's worried that some real estate officials aren't listening to homebuyers.
He also wants to ensure that all house projects are properly registered.
He also talked about some projects that are taking way too long to finish, which costs a lot more money.
The PM wants things to be fair and for problems to be truly solved, so people can trust the housing market.
PM Modi urged officials to ensure complete redressal of homebuyers' grievances and not just complaint disposal.
The PM questioned the effectiveness of Real Estate Regulators (Reras) and their processes.
Modi highlighted the need for strict compliance with Rera provisions to restore trust in the housing market.
He inquired about the mandatory registration of real estate projects with Reras.
The PM also addressed project delays, citing examples like the Integrated Anandapur Barrage Project.
- Who
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi and state officials, including real estate regulators (Reras).
- What
- PM Modi emphasized the need for complete redressal of homebuyers' grievances, strict compliance with RERA provisions, and mandatory registration of real estate projects.
- When
- During the monthly Pragati meeting.
- Where
- India
- Why
- To ensure complete redressal of homebuyers' grievances and improve the effectiveness of real estate regulations.
- Focus
- Homebuyer grievances
- Meeting Type
- Pragati meeting
- Projects Discussed
- Rera, Mahi Banswara Rajasthan Atomic Power project, Integrated Anandapur Barrage Project
- Directive
- Complete redressal of grievances, mandatory registration of projects