Rairangpur, 23/12: (Fast News Odisha) The state government has taken measures to provide clean houses to all. The beneficiaries of the Pradhan Mantri Ahwas House Yojana were being accused of not getting sand for construction of houses in Chabadar and on time. Meanwhile, the government has taken steps to stop the sand trade in Chabadar keeping in mind the interests of the beneficiaries. Puruchottam Naik, a resident of Alladuba-10 Ward Kendusahi under Rairangpur Municipality. Age will be 55 years and above, no one else in his family. Studied three trades from Rairangpur College. He is making ends meet by tutoring young children in Ulladuba. He does not have the strength to work hard as a day laborer. After losing his parents, he has been living alone for almost 33 years, in a broken hut. On rainy days, due to the melting of water, it is learned to take shelter in the pinda of other people’s doors. On behalf of the municipality, he has been given a certificate of eligibility for land rights in 2023 as per Odisha Resident Land Rights Act-2017. However, even if a tribal is landless, poor, tribal, he is still not given a land lease for building a house. A few days ago, he submitted the papers to the municipal office to apply online to get a house plot under his Pradhan Mantri AJS Yojana (Urban) Yojana. If the government and administration take a good look at the construction of houses in the Prime Minister’s Afsava Yojana on behalf of the government and the administration, the helpless, destitute poor tribals like men would have the opportunity to live in their own homes. It remains to be seen when Parkuttam Naik of Kohutsahi will be able to live in a dilapidated house for years.