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The National Housing Bank announced the launch of the Gruh Sugam Portal on Thursday.

The National Housing Bank launched the Gruh Sugam Portal for defense and government personnel.

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The National Housing Bank, the premier agency tasked with fostering a cost-effective housing finance system, announced the launch of the Gruh Sugam Portal on Thursday. Specifically designed for defense and government personnel, the portal promises to simplify the home loan application process, allowing individuals to apply from their current posting locations. This digital leap is poised to accelerate financial inclusion and foster affordable housing across the country. By enabling digital registrations and direct loan applications, the initiative eliminates the need for agency visits, facilitating seamless access to housing finance for defense, paramilitary forces, and government employees nationwide.
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