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Indiramma Housing Scheme 2025: All you need to know about Telangana govt’s scheme for homeless people

The Indiramma Illu Housing Scheme 2025, launched by Telangana CM Revanth Reddy on March 11, 2024, aims to provide 4.5 lakh houses with a focus on marginalised groups.

February 25, 2025 / 17:03 IST
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To qualify for the scheme, applicants must be permanent residents of Telangana, 
belong to the lower or middle-income categories, not own a permanent houseand not be enrolled in any other housing project in the state.
To qualify for the scheme, applicants must be permanent residents of Telangana, belong to the lower or middle-income categories, not own a permanent houseand not be enrolled in any other housing project in the state.

In order to address the issue of homelessness in the state, the Telangana government announced the Indiramma Housing Scheme 2025, a large-scale initiative designed to provide permanent housing for the underprivileged. Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy officially launched the construction of Indiramma houses from Appakapalle village in Narayanpet mandal on Friday.

This marks the beginning of the first phase of the Indiramma Illu housing scheme, which aims to build 75,045 houses initially. This is part of a larger plan to construct 4,50,000 homes across the state within a year, providing affordable housing to those in need. Beneficiaries who have already been identified and received their allotment letters have been instructed by officials to commence construction by March 10.

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With an allocation of Rs 22,000 crore, the government is set to transform the housing landscape by offering financial assistance and free land to eligible citizens. This scheme aims to provide housing assistance for thousands who have long struggled for a roof over their heads.

The initiative is particularly significant for landless individuals, Telangana movement activists and combatants who have remained homeless despite their contributions to the state. Under the first phase, the government plans to construct 4.5 lakh houses, each measuring at least 400 square feet and equipped with an RCC roof, kitchen and toilet. This structured approach ensures that beneficiaries receive not just shelter but a dignified and sustainable living space.