The Government of Telangana State has recently updated the Indiramma housing scheme update by focusing on beneficiary verification, publication of lists, and disbursement of funds across the beneficiaries. Previously, the government has provided benefits to all those Citizens who do not have their own houses, and now, under the current phase, the Government will provide benefits across villages and rural areas. This scheme will provide financial help of INR 5 Lakh to all the homeless citizens of Telangana state. The final beneficiary list has been released, and the Government has started verification and filtering along with the construction process.
About Indiramma Housing Scheme
The chief minister of Telangana State, Mr. Revanth Reddy, has launched this impactful housing initiative known as Indiramma Housing Scheme. Under this scheme, the Government aims to provide financial assistance of INR 5 Lakh to all citizens who have land but do not have the means to start constructing their homes. Along with that, the Government will provide low-cost and affordable housing units to all the homeless citizens across Telangana state.
The authorities will provide ready-to-move-in Residential Units with all the basic amenities, such as 24/7 electricity, Sanitation, water, and an RPF Rooftop, etc. Till now, about 1.74 Lakh applications have been approved by the and about 2,000 ineligible beneficiaries have been removed by the authorities.
3 Lakh Houses Sanctioned in July
As per the reports stated by the officials, in July 2025, the government of Telangana State has sanctioned about 3 Lakh houses for underprivileged citizens across the state, and about 1,950 applications have been rejected by the government under this scheme till now.
Short Details Of indiramma housing scheme update
| Name | Indiramma Housing Scheme Update |
| Objective | Provide permanent housing for homeless and low-income residents. |
| Benefits | Free land and ₹5 lakh for home construction, or ₹5 lakh for those with existing land. |
| Special Benefits | 250 sq. meter plot for Telangana movement activists. |
| Eligibility | Low-income Telangana residents who do not own a house. |
| Application Process | Offline submission at local offices. |
| Application Categories | L1 (landowners without a house), L2 (without land or house), and L3 (existing homeowners). |
| Budget | ₹22,000 crore. |
Eligibility Criteria Of Indiramma Housing Scheme Update
- Applicants must be permanent residents of Telangana State.
- Applicants must belong to the Economically Weaker Sections.
- Only homeless citizens are eligible under this scheme.
- Priority will be given to Transgenders individuals, sanitation workers, disabled citizens, and widows.
- Applicants or any member of their family must not have a government sector job
Ineligibility Criteria Of Indiramma Housing Scheme Update
- Applicants who reside outside Telangana State are not eligible.
- Applicants who have property registered on their names are not eligible.
- Applicants who have already received housing benefits from any other scheme are not eligible.
- Applicants whose family members are in Government Sector jobs are not eligible.
Selection Process Of Indiramma Housing Scheme Update
| Submission | Applicants submit forms and documents offline to a local Gram Panchayat or Municipal Corporation office. |
| Categorization | Applications are grouped into three priority categories: • L1: Owns land, no house. • L2: No land or permanent house. • L3: Existing homeowners. |
| Verification | Government officials verify application details and documents for authenticity. |
| Prioritization | A priority list is created, with preference for vulnerable groups like SC/ST and disabled persons. |
| Approval | District Collectors approve and allot housing funds or sites to selected applicants. |
| Status Check | Applicants can check their status online using their application number or other credentials. |
How to Check Indiramma Housing Scheme Beneficiary List
- All those citizens who are eligible and willing to check the beneficiary list have to visit the official website.
- Now, on the homepage, you have to click on the Application Search option.
- After that, a new page will open here, and you have to choose options like “Mobile Number / Aadhaar Number / Application ID / FSC Card Number.”
- After entering all the details you have, you have to recheck the details and click on the submit button.
FAQ’s
Who is eligible for the scheme?
Low-income residents of Telangana who do not own a house.
Is there a special provision for Telangana movement activists?
Yes, Telangana movement activists are eligible for a 250-square-meter land plot.
How much financial assistance is provided?
Beneficiaries receive ₹5 lakh for home construction.
What if someone already owns land but not a house?
₹5 lakh is available to build a house on the plot.
What if someone doesn’t own any land?
A free plot of land and ₹5 lakh for construction are provided.
How to apply for the scheme?
Applications are submitted offline at local offices like the Gram Panchayat or Municipal Corporation.
Is online application possible?
No, the application process is offline, but you can check your application status online.
How to check application status?
Application status can be checked on the official website using your Aadhaar number, application ID, or mobile number.
Are beneficiary lists available?
Yes, lists of selected beneficiaries are published on the official website.
Is the financial assistance a loan?
No, it is a grant with a 100% subsidy for eligible beneficiaries.
How are applicants categorized?
Applicants are categorized into L1 (landowners without a house), L2 (without land or a stable house), and L3 (existing homeowners).
Is there an application fee?
No, there are no fees for applying.
Who supervises the construction process?
Government engineering wings and District Collectors supervise the construction process.
When did the application process begin?
The application process began in March 2024.
Ishaa Choudhary
Ishaa Choudhary is a content writer with 3 years of experience in government schemes. She writes simple and helpful articles that guide people to understand and benefit from public welfare programs.