rhreporting.nic.in: PMAY-G Reports Explained

The rhreporting.nic.in menus at a glance

The table follows the menu text seen in October 2026. Portal menus change, so if a name differs, look for the closest match.

The Report page: groups of reports

Clicking Report usually opens one long page with report groups, each holding several links. Our fact sheet confirms these groups by name:

• Physical progress: targets, sanctions and completions by area.
• Financial progress: funds released and spent.
• Social reports: coverage of different social groups. Officially, at least 60% of targets are earmarked for SC/ST, 5% for differently-abled people, and 15% of national funds for minorities.
• GIS reports: map-based data, linked to the geo-tagged photos taken at each construction stage.
• SECC reports: data from the SECC 2011 based Permanent Wait List.
• E-FMS: electronic fund management reports.
• Convergence reports: links with other schemes such as wage employment, toilets, LPG, electricity and piped water.
• Social Audit Reports: includes Beneficiary details for verification, the village-wise list families use most.
• IAY reports: older Indira Awaas Yojana data from before April 2016.

The short descriptions are our plain reading of the group names; the exact reports inside each group are not listed in our sources. Most aggregate reports show numbers for a state, district or block, not names.

How to read beneficiary details on rhreporting

The report families use most is in the social audit group. In short:

1. On the Report page, look for Social Audit Reports, then Beneficiary details for verification.
2. Select State, District, Block, Gram Panchayat, Financial Year and Scheme (Pradhan Mantri Awaas Yojana Gramin, or IAY for older years).
3. Fill the captcha and click Submit.
4. Read the row for your family: name, father or mother name, village, registration number, sanction number, amount sanctioned, installments paid and house status.
5. Use the Excel or PDF option, reported by guides, to save a copy.

Each column and the fixes for a missing name are covered on the PM Awas Yojana Gramin list page. The exact report address could not be confirmed, so we do not link it directly.

Stakeholders: IAY/PMAYG Beneficiary search

Under Stakeholders, the entry IAY/PMAYG Beneficiary opens a search for one person. Guides describe two ways to use it:

• By registration number: enter the number and submit. Some versions also ask for the first letters of the name.
• Advanced Search: pick state, district, block, panchayat, scheme and financial year, then search by name, BPL number, account number, sanction order, or father or husband name.

Guides say the scheme dropdown includes IAY as well as PMAY-G, so old IAY beneficiaries may be found here. This was not confirmed officially. Read IAY beneficiary for the history and PMAY status check for what each status means.

FTO Tracking and payments

PMAY-G money goes by DBT into the beneficiary’s Aadhaar-linked bank or post office account, in installments tied to construction stages. The FTO Tracking and e-Payment menus relate to these transfers. If your record shows an installment as paid but the money is not in your account, take a printout or screenshot of your record to the bank and to the block office. Installment amounts are set by each state; see PMAY installment amounts.

Old and new addresses: rhreporting, pmayg.nic.in, iay.nic.in

Search terms like "rhreporting.nic.in 2020-21 new list", "iay.nic.in report" or "pmayg.nic.in report 2022" reflect years of changing addresses. What we know as of October 2026:

• rhreporting.nic.in opened and showed the PMAY-G menus.
• Third-party guides from September and October 2026 report that pmayg.nic.in, awaassoft.nic.in and iay.nic.in no longer open, and that reports moved to report.pmayg.dord.gov.in. No official notice of this was found.
• Year-wise "new lists" for 2020-21, 2021-22, 2022-23 or 2026 are not separate files. They are the same reports with a different financial year selected.

If one address fails, try the other by typing it yourself, and make sure it ends in .nic.in or .gov.in. Avoid look-alike sites. More background is on our PMAY Gramin guide.

Safety tips for using the reports

All public reports are free and need no login, OTP or Aadhaar. If any site asks for payment or personal details to show you a report, leave it. Never share OTP, Aadhaar or bank details with unknown callers. Download apps only from Google Play, and complain about irregularities on CPGRAMS.