PM Awas Yojana Gramin 2026: New List in Assam, e-KYC Process and Documents Required

For thousands of families living in rural Assam, having a permanent house is not just about owning a building. It is about having a safe place to live, protecting children from heavy rain and storms, and finally turning a long-awaited dream into reality.

Against this backdrop, Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana–Gramin (PMAY-G) is once again attracting attention across Assam. Many people are now searching for information about the new beneficiary list, e-KYC, Gram Panchayat-wise lists and the documents required for verification.

According to Central Government data, 3,40,977 PMAY-G houses were sanctioned in Assam during the financial year 2025-26, while 1,35,426 houses had been completed. This indicates that the rural housing programme continues to be implemented across the state.

What is the Latest Update About New PMAY-G Beneficiaries in Assam?

There is considerable discussion about a new list of beneficiaries and the possibility of additional rural families receiving houses under PMAY-G.

A figure of around 3.50 lakh families is also being circulated in connection with new housing beneficiaries in Assam. However, this particular figure should not be treated as officially confirmed unless it is published by the concerned government authority.

Therefore, beneficiaries should not depend only on WhatsApp messages, Facebook posts or social-media videos. The safest option is to verify the information through the official PMAY-G records, Gram Panchayat, Development Block or concerned government office.

How Can You Check Whether Your Name Is in the New Gram Panchayat List?

If you or someone in your family has already participated in a PMAY-G/Awaas Plus survey, you can first contact your local Gaon Panchayat office.

You can follow these steps:

1. Visit your local Gaon Panchayat office.
2. Ask whether your name is included in the latest PMAY-G/Awaas Plus beneficiary or survey list.
3. If your name is found, ask for the relevant beneficiary or registration details.
4. You can also approach your Development Block/BDO office for verification.
5. Do not rely only on verbal information. Ask the concerned official to verify your details in the government records.

The PMAY-G implementation guidelines also provide for Gram Panchayat-wise eligible beneficiary lists and beneficiary management.

Online Check Link - https://drive.google.com/file/d/16TqzBTIIfrqgRZdNUAsDYBXpP0ZEAs4t/view?usp=drivesdk

Why Is e-KYC Important for PMAY-G?

For the Awaas Plus survey and beneficiary identification process, Aadhaar-based face authentication e-KYC is an important verification step.

According to the Awaas Plus 2024 Standard Operating Procedure, face-authentication-based e-KYC is required for potential beneficiaries during the survey process. In certain situations where e-KYC cannot be completed immediately, provisions exist for completing it later.

Therefore, if your name appears in a survey or potential beneficiary list, it does not necessarily mean that the entire process is complete. Further verification and e-KYC may still be required.

What Documents Should You Keep Ready for e-KYC?

Beneficiaries should keep their important documents and information ready before visiting the concerned office.

These may include:

• Aadhaar Card
• MGNREGA Job Card
• Bank Passbook
• Mobile number
• Relevant family/member details
• Land or house-related information, if required
• Previous PMAY-G/Awaas Plus survey or registration details, if available

Aadhaar details, MGNREGA Job Card information and bank/post-office account details are among the beneficiary-related information maintained under the PMAY-G system.

However, beneficiaries should remember that not every document listed above is necessarily required in every situation. The exact documents required may depend on the stage of verification and the instructions given by the concerned Gram Panchayat or Block office.

Why Should You Keep Your Bank Passbook Ready?

Bank account information is important in the PMAY-G beneficiary and payment process.

The Awaas Plus process also provides for capturing bank account details. Beneficiaries should therefore make sure that their name and other basic details are correctly matched across their Aadhaar and bank records.

Keeping the original bank passbook available can also make verification easier if officials ask for account details.

What Should You Do If Your Name Appears in the New List?

If the Gram Panchayat confirms that your name is included in the PMAY-G/Awaas Plus-related beneficiary list, you should ask the concerned officials about the next steps.

It is advisable to carry:

Aadhaar Card + Job Card + Bank Passbook + Mobile Number

Ask the officials whether:

• e-KYC has been completed,
• beneficiary verification is complete,
• any information is still pending, and
• what the next stage of the housing process will be.

During the survey process, photographs of the household and proposed house location may also be captured as part of the verification process. Such photographs can include geo-tagging and timestamps.

What If Your Name Is Not in the List?

If your name is not found in the list, there is no need to panic immediately.

Visit your Gaon Panchayat or Development Block office and ask whether your household was included in the relevant survey and whether your details are correctly recorded.

You should specifically check:

• Whether your household survey was completed
• Whether your Aadhaar details are correct
• Whether your Job Card information matches
• Whether your family and address details are correctly recorded
• Whether e-KYC or verification is still pending

This can help you understand whether the issue is related to eligibility, survey status, documentation or pending verification.

Beware of Fake PMAY-G Messages

Whenever a new housing list is expected, social media platforms often see messages claiming things such as “New PMAY-G List Released,” “House Approved,” “Money Released” or “Complete e-KYC Today.”

Beneficiaries should be careful before believing or sharing such information.

The best way to confirm your status is to check the official PMAY-G records or contact your local Gaon Panchayat/Development Block office.

Do not share your Aadhaar OTP, bank OTP, ATM PIN, UPI PIN or banking password with anyone claiming to process your PMAY-G benefit.

Final Words

For a poor rural family, a government house is much more than four walls and a roof. It can mean security during the monsoon, a safer environment for children and the fulfilment of a dream that a family may have carried for years.

With new beneficiary lists and verification processes being discussed in Assam, eligible families should keep their documents ready and verify their status through the proper government channel.

If you believe your family may be eligible for PM Awas Yojana Gramin 2026, visit your Gaon Panchayat or Development Block office, check the latest beneficiary/survey status and complete the required verification or e-KYC process as instructed by the officials.

Remember: Do not rely solely on social-media claims. Always verify your PMAY-G status through official records before taking any action.