The Banglar Bari List is a widely searched government record in West Bengal. It contains the names of people who have been selected to receive a house under the state government’s housing scheme. This list is important because it helps people in rural and semi-urban areas check if they are eligible for housing assistance.
What Is the Banglar Bari Scheme?
The Banglar Bari Scheme is a program run by the state government to help poor families build permanent homes. It is designed for:
- Families living in mud houses (kutcha houses).
- People who have little to no land.
- Residents who are financially struggling.
Local Gram Panchayats help identify the families that need this help the most.
Why Is This List Important?
This list serves as the official record of who has been approved for a house. It is important because:
- It confirms who has been selected.
- It ensures the process is fair and open.
- It helps prevent fraud or mistakes.
- It allows residents to track the progress of the scheme in their area.
If your name appears on this list, it is the first step toward getting financial help for a home.
How the List Is Organized
The list is organized by location to make it easy to search. The structure follows this order: Sub-Division > Block > Gram Panchayat.
Each Panchayat has its own PDF file where you can find the names of beneficiaries.
Areas Covered in the List
The list covers various areas across different sub-divisions. Here is a breakdown of the blocks included:
1. Sadar Sub-Division This section includes detailed lists for the following blocks:
- Balagarh Block: Covers areas like Jirat, Guptipara, and Sripur-Balagarh.
- Chinsurah-Mogra Block: Covers areas like Bandel, Mogra, and Saptagram.
- Dhaniakhali Block: Covers a wide range of areas including Belmuri, Gurap, and Somaspur.
- Pandua Block: Includes areas like Itachuna, Jamna, and Pandua.
- Polba-Dadpur Block: Covers areas like Dadpur, Polba, and Rajhat.
2. Chandannagar Sub-Division This section includes lists for:
- Haripal Block: Covers areas like Bandipur, Jejur, and Nalikul.
- Singur Block: Covers areas like Balarambati, Nasibpur, and Singur.
- Tarakeswar Block: Covers areas like Champadanga, Talpur, and Santoshpur.
3. Serampur Sub-Division This section includes lists for:
- Chanditala-I Block: Covers areas like Bhagabatipur and Sheakhala.
- Chanditala-II Block: Covers areas like Begumpur and Janai.
- Jangipara Block: Covers areas like Antpur, Furfura, and Rajbalhat.
- Serampore-Uttarpara Block: Covers areas like Rishra, Nabagram, and Kanaipur.
4. Arambagh Sub-Division This section covers the Arambagh Block, including areas like Arandi, Mayapur, and Tirole. This is a very large rural area under the scheme.
How to Check Your Name
To find your name in the list, follow these simple steps:
- Identify your Sub-Division.
- Select your Block.
- Find your specific Gram Panchayat.
- Open the PDF file for that Panchayat.
- Search for your name in the document.
Who Is Eligible?
To be included in this list, you generally must:
- Be a permanent resident of West Bengal.
- Belong to a low-income family.
- Not own a concrete (pucca) house.
- Have your name recommended by the local Gram Panchayat.