Telangana Indiramma Illu Housing Scheme 2025 – Application, Status & Beneficiary List

The Telangana Indiramma Illu Housing Scheme 2025 (also known as Indiramma Indlu or TS Indiramma Illu Scheme) is the state government’s flagship housing welfare program. Announced by Chief Minister Revanth Reddy on 11 March 2024, the scheme provides ₹5 lakh financial assistance and free land plots to homeless, landless, and low-income families.

With a budget of ₹22,000 crore and a target of 4.5 lakh houses in the first phase across 119 constituencies, the program benefits dalits, tribals, agricultural workers, sanitation staff, disabled citizens, transgender persons, and Telangana Movement activists.

The Indiramma Housing Scheme is a government welfare initiative aimed at eliminating housing deprivation. It covers both urban slum dwellers (through G+3 apartments) and rural poor (with independent houses on allotted plots).

Key Entities Connected:

  • Government of Telangana (implementing authority).
  • Praja Palana program (offline application intake).
  • GHMC (urban allocation).
  • Integrated Tribal Development Agency (ITDA) (Chenchu & tribal allocations).
  • Provide secure housing for all landless and homeless families in Telangana.
  • Offer financial aid of ₹5 lakh per household for construction.
  • Allocate 250 sq. m plots to Telangana Movement activists/fighters.
  • Ensure social inclusion for SC, ST, BC, minority, tribal, and vulnerable groups.
  • Promote dignity, safety, and improved living standards.
FeatureDetails
Financial Assistance₹5 lakh per beneficiary
Free Land AllocationFor landless applicants and Telangana Movement activists
Construction StandardsRCC roof, minimum 400 sq. ft area, includes kitchen and toilet
Special Provisions10,000 houses earmarked for Chenchu tribal families via ITDA
Urban FocusMulti-storey housing (G+3 apartments) planned in GHMC urban areas
Subsidy Model100% subsidy for those without land or a house
  • Must be a permanent resident of Telangana.
  • Should not own a house anywhere in India.
  • Must belong to economically weaker sections (EWS) or low-income households.
  • Priority for SC/ST/BC/minority/tribal categories.
  • Families of Telangana Movement activists qualify for land allocation.
  • Visit indirammaindlu.telangana.gov.in.
  • Open the Indiramma Illu Application Form 2025 section.
  • Fill Aadhaar, ration card, and income details.
  • Upload required documents.
  • Submit and save your application ID for tracking.

Applicants can track their status via the official TS Indiramma Illu Application Search portal.

You can check:

  • Indiramma Illu Application Search Status
  • Indiramma Illu Application Search by Name
  • Indiramma Illu Application Search List 2025
  • Old & new beneficiary lists via tsing.cgg.gov.in

The scheme publishes district-wise, mandal-wise, and village-wise lists. Applicants can view:

  • Application Search List 2 & List 3 (phased releases).
  • Beneficiary Loan Component details – includes old online data (2009–10) and offline Praja Palana data.
  • Finalized lists for 2.10 lakh households (as of Jan 2025).
  • January 23, 2025: Beneficiary list released.
  • Construction launched for over 2.10 lakh sanctioned homes.
  • Urban housing pilot: G+3 model apartments for GHMC slum families.
  • Support extended for incomplete 2BHK units (₹5 lakh per family).
  • 10,000 Chenchu tribal homes approved via ITDA.

What is the Indiramma Illu application search on the Telangana portal?

The official portal is indirammaindlu.telangana.gov.in.

How to check Indiramma Illu application status?

Use the Application Search option with Aadhaar, mobile, FSC card, or ID.

Can I search the Indiramma Illu list by name?

Yes, the portal provides application search by name and district-wise list.

How many houses are sanctioned under TS Indiramma Illu?

Phase 1 targets 4.5 lakh homes with ₹22,000 crore budget.

Who gets free land plots?

Landless citizens and Telangana Movement activists.

The Indiramma Illu Housing Scheme Telangana 2025 is more than a housing program – it’s a social transformation policy. By combining financial assistance, free land, modern housing standards, and digital portals for application search and status tracking, it ensures transparency and accessibility.