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SWAMIH fund: 61,000 stalled homes delivered

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Battle IAS current affairs title card: SWAMIH fund: 61,000 stalled homes delivered (GS3 · Economy, 8 January 2026)

What happened

  • The SWAMIH Investment Fund, launched in November 2019 for last-mile funding of stalled housing, committed its full corpus before its investment period ended on 5 December 2025 [PIB].
  • By 15 December 2025, about 61,000 homes had been delivered across 110 projects [PIB].

Background

  • Its portfolio has over 145 projects in 30 cities and should deliver over 1 lakh homes [PIB].

Why it matters

  • Stalled projects lock up buyer savings. Last-mile money is a targeted fix.

How to use this in Mains

GS-III Infrastructure: energy, ports, roads, airports, railways; investment models

  1. As per PIB (2026-01-08): the SWAMIH Investment Fund, launched in November 2019 for last-mile funding of stalled housing, committed its full corpus before its investment period ended on 5 December 2025.
  2. Stalled projects lock up buyer savings. Last-mile money is a targeted fix.
Quotable data point

By 15 December 2025, about 61,000 homes had been delivered across 110 projects.

PIB: SWAMIH Fund, 8 Jan 2026

Exam angle

UPSC

Prelims: SWAMIH.

Practice MCQs

Original practice questions (not PYQs).

Practice · UPSC

SWAMIH fund supports

Answer (b) & explanation

PIB.

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Official source: PIB: SWAMIH Fund, 8 Jan 2026

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