The Indiramma Illu list shows whether a family that applied under Telangana’s housing scheme will get support to build a permanent house. It tells you where your application stands, which category you are in, and whether your name has been approved, is still being checked, or has been left out.
This is an independent information guide. It is not the official government website, and it cannot add your name to any list. Everything official happens on the Telangana government’s own portal, named Indiramma Indlu, or in person at your local office. You check your name through Application Search on that portal, using any one of four details: your mobile number, your Aadhaar number, your application ID, or your FSC ration card number.
How to Check Your Name in the Indiramma Illu List
The check takes a few minutes on a phone, and you need just one of the four details. Keep your application acknowledgement safe, because it carries your application ID. Make sure you are on the real government portal: it is named Indiramma Indlu, and its address ends with .telangana.gov.in. A site ending in .com, .in, .co.in or .org is not the government portal.
- Open the official Indiramma Indlu portal in your browser.
- On the homepage, choose Application Search.
- Enter any one detail: your mobile number, Aadhaar number, application ID, or FSC ration card number. Then submit the search.
- Your application details appear, including your name, list type and current status.
- Read the status carefully. Approved or sanctioned means your name is in the beneficiary list. Pending means checking continues. Rejected means the record did not match the scheme conditions.
Confirm the details on screen are yours: your name, village or ward, mandal and district. Entries are sometimes recorded under a father’s or husband’s name, or with a different spelling, so try another detail before concluding your application is missing.
What approved, pending and rejected mean
- Approved or sanctioned: your name is in the beneficiary list.
- Pending: verification is still in progress. This is not a rejection, and your name can still be added.
- Rejected: the record did not match the scheme conditions. Query it at your local office if you believe it is wrong.
What List 1, List 2 and List 3 Mean
Every verified application is placed in one of three lists during field checking, and the list decides what support your family is considered for. These are categories, not rounds. List 2 is not a second list published after List 1. The portal shows the category as List1, List2 or List3, reflecting what the survey recorded about your land and house.
List 1 (L1): you own land, but have no pucca house
List 1 covers families who own a house site but have no permanent, pucca house on it, and instead live in a hut, thatched house, mud house or tin shed. A List 1 family is considered for Rs 5 lakh to build a permanent house on its own land.
List 2 (L2): you own no land and no house
List 2 covers families who own neither a house site nor a house. A List 2 family is considered for a residential plot along with construction assistance. List 2 is not a rejection or a waiting list; a site must simply be arranged before building can begin.
List 3 (L3): the record shows a pucca house
List 3 covers applicants whose official record shows they already own a pucca house, so they are treated as ineligible. But records can be wrong: a relative’s house can be recorded against the wrong name, or a temporary structure can be misclassified. If you are shown in List 3 and own no pucca house, ask at the Mandal Revenue Officer (MRO) office which entry caused the result, and request a correction there. No website can change an official record. Never pay anyone who offers to change it.
Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe families are considered for up to Rs 6 lakh instead of Rs 5 lakh. Assistance is paid by Direct Benefit Transfer in stages, each released after inspection of construction progress. This guide gives no stage-wise rupee split, as the exact split is not confirmed from a government source.
Checking the District-Wise and Village List
You can also look for the beneficiary list for your area on the official portal. Find the beneficiary list section, then narrow it down by district, mandal or municipality, and village or ward. If a list for your village or ward is available, search it with your browser’s find option, and try your father’s name too. Check the village and family details beside any match, as the same name can appear more than once.
Families without internet can check offline. Lists are displayed at local offices and read out at Gram Sabha meetings in villages, where corrections can be raised. Visit your Gram Panchayat office or Mandal Revenue Officer office and ask to see the list for your village. This guide gives no specific publication dates, because lists are updated in batches as verification rounds finish, with no fixed schedule everywhere. Ignore forwarded messages claiming to be the village list until checked against the portal or your local office.
If Your Name Is Not on the List
Search again with a different detail and check for typing mistakes. Then check whether your status is pending, whether you are in List 3, and whether you have the right village and name spelling.
- Search with each of the four details in turn: mobile number, Aadhaar number, application ID and FSC number.
- Try the name as recorded in the survey, including a father’s or husband’s name.
- Check the list at your Gram Panchayat or MRO office.
- If the record is wrong, request a correction at the MRO office, and ask exactly which entry must change.
- Keep your acknowledgement safe, and note each result with its date.
For a wrong record, take your acknowledgement, identity and ration card details, and any supporting proof to the MRO office, and explain clearly what is wrong. You can also use the grievance option on the official portal with your application ID, where available, or call the toll-free helpline on 1800 599 5991. Nobody may charge you for adding your name, speeding up your file, or releasing an instalment. Never hand over an OTP, password or payment to anyone claiming they can do these things.
Hyderabad Applicants Follow a Separate System
Hyderabad does not use the same list process as the rest of Telangana. There, the scheme runs separately as Indiramma Indlu Towers, handled through the Telangana Housing Board rather than the district and village list process. If you applied for a flat under the Hyderabad system, check your position through the Housing Board’s process and your local office. If unsure which system covers your application, ask at your ward office.
What Is Indiramma Illu?
Indiramma Illu, officially named Indiramma Indlu, is the Telangana government’s housing scheme for families without a permanent house. Launched on 11 March 2024 under G.O. Ms. No. 7, dated 9 March 2024, it is managed by the Telangana Housing Corporation Limited (TGHCL). Selected families receive Rs 5 lakh, and up to Rs 6 lakh for Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe families. Phase 1 covered 4.5 lakh houses, and money is paid by Direct Benefit Transfer in stages as building progresses, with inspection at each stage.
Applying is offline only, in person at the Gram Panchayat office, the Municipal Ward office, or a Praja Palana Seva Kendra. There is no online application form and no public mobile app. Websites or apps claiming to accept applications, or asking for an OTP, password or payment, are not part of the official process. You receive an acknowledgement with an application ID for later checks.
Most people say Indiramma Illu, while the government portal is named Indiramma Indlu, and that spelling difference is why many lookalike sites exist. The official portal is a Telangana government portal whose address ends with .telangana.gov.in. This guide’s site is not the government, and neither is any site ending in .com, .in, .co.in or .org.
Who Can Be Included in the Beneficiary List
Inclusion depends on the conditions fixed by the state government and on what the field survey records about your household. In general, the scheme is for families in Telangana who own no permanent, pucca house, including homeless families, families in temporary structures, and landless families owning neither land nor a house. The survey places each verified household in List 1, List 2 or List 3.
- Applicants must be permanent residents of Telangana.
- Applicants must not own a pucca house, as recorded in the official record.
- Applicants should be from poor or low-income families, as assessed under the scheme’s conditions.
- Applicants must not already be receiving a house under another Telangana housing scheme.
- Landless families are considered for a plot plus construction assistance, under List 2.
These are general conditions. Ask at your Gram Panchayat, ward or MRO office if unsure, as your survey record and current orders decide your case.
Frequently Asked Questions
What do I need to check my name in the Indiramma Illu list?
Any one of four details: your mobile number, Aadhaar number, application ID, or FSC ration card number. Enter one in Application Search on the official Indiramma Indlu portal to see your details, list type and status.
What do List 1, List 2 and List 3 mean?
They are categories, not rounds of publication. List 1 means you own land but no pucca house. List 2 means you own no land and no house, so you are considered for a plot plus construction assistance. List 3 means the record shows a pucca house, so correction at the MRO office is needed.
My status shows pending. Does that mean my name is not on the list?
No. Pending means verification is still in progress, and your name can still be added. Check again later, and check the list at your local office too.
I am shown in List 3 although I own no pucca house. What should I do?
Search again with a different detail. If the record is wrong, visit the Mandal Revenue Officer office to find the faulty entry and request a correction, use the grievance option on the portal, or call the toll-free helpline on 1800 599 5991.
Can I apply online or through a mobile app?
No. Applying is offline only, at your Gram Panchayat office, Municipal Ward office or Praja Palana Seva Kendra. There is no online form and no public app. Avoid any site or app claiming otherwise or asking for an OTP, password or payment.
I live in Hyderabad. Do I check the same list?
No. Hyderabad uses a separate system, Indiramma Indlu Towers, through the Telangana Housing Board. Check through the Housing Board’s process and your local office, not the district-wise list.
Conclusion
Checking your name comes down to three things: use Application Search on the official portal with any one of your four details, understand whether you are in List 1, List 2 or List 3, and act promptly if the record is wrong. Pending means check again. List 3 with no pucca house means visit the MRO office. A missing name deserves a second search and a visit to your local office. Keep your acknowledgement safe, use only the official portal, and never pay anyone who promises to add your name.