Living in a house doesn’t always mean owning it. Many people across Punjab live in homes without formal property rights. To change this, the Punjab government started the Punjab Mera Ghar Mera Naam scheme. This scheme aims to give ownership rights to people living in houses within the Lal Dora areas of villages and towns.
Overview of Punjab Mera Ghar Mera Naam Scheme 2025
Punjab’s Chief Minister Charanjit Singh Channi launched this scheme to help residents get legal ownership of their homes. It focuses on houses located in the Lal Dora area — a traditional settlement area within villages and cities where many residents did not have property rights before. About 12,700 villages in Punjab will be covered by this scheme.
To digitally map these areas, the Revenue Department will use drones to survey both rural and urban localities. The process of giving property rights and ownership documents will be completed within two months, making it faster and easier for residents to get their property rights.
Main Details of the Punjab Mera Ghar Mera Naam Scheme
| Name of Scheme | Punjab Mera Ghar Mera Naam Scheme |
| Launched By | Punjab Government |
| Beneficiaries | People living in Punjab’s Lal Dora areas |
| Main Objective | To give legal ownership rights of property |
| Application Mode | Online/Offline (details to be announced) |
| Year | 2025 |
| State | Punjab |
Purpose of the Punjab Mera Ghar Mera Naam Scheme
This scheme is meant to protect and give ownership to people living in Lal Dora areas of villages and cities who were not officially recognized as owners before. This official ownership will allow residents to sell their property, take loans, and have clear legal documents. The government will provide property cards as proof of ownership, which will help in many transactions involving the property.
Main Benefits and Features of the Scheme
- Launched by Punjab CM Charanjit Singh Channi on 11th October.
- Gives property rights to residents in Lal Dora areas of villages and cities.
- Covers nearly 12,700 villages across Punjab.
- Uses drone technology for digital mapping to make the process fast and accurate.
- The complete ownership process will finish within two months.
- Residents can raise objections within 15 days before the property cards are issued.
- If there are no objections, property cards will be provided as legal proof.
- People living for generations in old localities will also benefit.
- It includes support from the central government’s Sumitv Yojana.
- Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) will be informed to raise objections if they have any.
Who Can Apply? Eligibility and Required Documents
- The applicant must be a citizen of Punjab.
- Aadhar card for identity proof.
- Proof of residence to show you live in the area.
- Proof of age.
- Ration card.
- PAN card.
- Passport size photograph.
- Email ID and mobile number for communication.
How to Apply for Punjab Mera Ghar Mera Naam Scheme?
The Punjab government has announced this scheme but has not yet shared the application process. Once the procedure to apply is released, you will be able to apply online or offline. Keep an eye on updates to this page to know when and how to apply.
If you live in Punjab and want property rights for your house in Lal Dora areas, this scheme is made for you. Having ownership documents can help you get loans, sell your property, and have peace of mind about your home’s legal status.
For more related schemes, see information on Punjab Pension Scheme and Punjab Marriage Certificate.