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Karnataka to construct 30,000 affordable homes for industrial workers under Shramik Nivas

The Karnataka government has launched the Shramik Nivas scheme to build 30,000 affordable housing units for industrial workers near their workplaces. The first phase will include dormitories and 1‑BHK and 2‑BHK units, offered free or at low rent, with subsidies ranging from ₹1 crore to ₹25 crore based on worker numbers.

Karnataka to construct 30,000 affordable homes for industrial workers under Shramik Nivas
Karnataka to construct 30,000 affordable homes for industrial workers under Shramik NivasPhoto via The Hindu — National

The Karnataka government announced the Shramik Nivas programme, aiming to construct 30,000 affordable housing units for industrial workers close to their workplaces. Large and Medium Industries Minister M.B. Patil said the initiative will provide safe, convenient accommodation to reduce daily travel and boost productivity.

The first phase will feature dormitories as well as 1‑BHK and 2‑BHK homes, made available either free of charge or at affordable rental rates. Subsidies are structured by the number of workers housed: a facility for 100 employees receives ₹1 crore, for 1,000 employees ₹10 crore, and up to ₹25 crore for housing 2,500 workers. Patil urged large industries to take advantage of the scheme.

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