Telangana Approves 2.5 Lakh Houses Under Indiramma Scheme Phase II

Telangana has approved the construction of 2.5 lakh houses under the second phase of the Indiramma scheme, starting June 1, as part of its push towards making the state free of kutcha houses. Under the plan, the Cabinet has allotted 2,000 houses to each constituency. Alongside this, the Cabinet has decided to provide financial support for incomplete homes, Rs 2 lakh each for houses where walls are completed but slabs are pending, and Rs 3 lakh each for houses that had reached only the foundation stage during the Congress government in undivided Andhra Pradesh.

What is the Indiramma Indlu Housing Scheme? The Indiramma Indlu Housing Scheme was launched by Telangana government in 2023 and offers land and financial assistance to the homeless and landless citizens of Telangana. Eligible homeless and landless people belonging to low-income groups are allotted a free plot of land along with monetary help of Rs 5 lakh for housing construction.

Benefits: The programme is backed by a total budget of Rs 22,000 crore, with financial assistance disbursed through Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT), and eligibility restricted to Telangana residents from EWS/BPL categories who do not already own a house. Here are the benefits of the Indiramma Housing Scheme.

The scheme offers free land to eligible landless beneficiaries and financial assistance of Rs 5 lakh per selected applicant to construct homes.

Each house built under the scheme will have a minimum area of 400 sq. ft. and include essential facilities such as an RCC roof, kitchen, and toilet, ensuring basic standards of safe and dignified living.

The scheme aims to ensure housing for all, improve living conditions, and support socio-economic development, while also promoting social inclusion for Dalits, tribal communities, minorities, and other weaker sections.

Additional provisions include 250 square metres of land for eligible Telangana movement activists, along with large-scale implementation plans such as sanctioning around 3,500 houses per constituency and a structured, supervised construction process overseen by district authorities.

Who is eligible for the scheme? Applicants must be permanent residents of Telangana and should not already own a pucca (permanent) house. Preference is given to low and middle-income groups, including Dalits, persons with disabilities, and sanitation workers

What is the application process? Applying for the TS Housing Scheme online is a simple process that eligible citizens of the state can easily complete by following these steps:

The eligible applicants are required to access the official website using this link https://indirammaindlu.telangana.gov.in/

Click on the option "Apply Online" link which will direct you to the online application portal for the scheme.

Once on the application portal, you will be presented with an application form. Enter all the required details accurately, including your name, mobile number, address, date of birth, email ID, and any other information as requested.

You’ll be required to upload all the necessary documents as specified in the guidelines. Here’s a list of the required documents:

Aadhaar Card

Permanent Residence Certificate

Income Certificate

Age Certificate

Bank Passbook

Passport Size Photo

Mobile Number

Once you have filled out the form and uploaded all the required documents, review the information provided to ensure accuracy and click on the submit option.

Upon successful submission of the application, you will receive a confirmation message or email acknowledging receipt of your application. Keep this receipt for future reference.

Now, you can track your real time status — accepted, pending or under review on the Indiramma Illu Portal.

The scheme supports economically weaker sections by providing secure and dignified housing to those without homes or living in poor conditions. It strengthens financial stability for landless labourers and farmers by enabling homeownership, and promotes equal access for tribal and rural communities. Overall, it aims to improve welfare and socio-economic development while enhancing living standards for underprivileged families.