New Launch - India Real Estate Report 2026.
Lucky draws for the selection of beneficiaries for allotment of LIG flats at Indiramma Towers in the CURE area of Hyderabad have begun across four constituencies per day.
Housing Minister Ponguleti Srinivas personally participated in the draws at Vet Gardens in Nampally and Laxmiguda in the Rajendranagar constituency.
The process runs from Friday through to 31 August, covering four constituencies daily until all 8,000 flats across all assembly constituencies are allocated.
How the Selection Process Works
The lucky draw mechanism is structured to prioritise genuinely eligible poor families while building in a verification safety net:
- 600 beneficiaries selected per constituency for every 450 flats available
- Field-level verification of selected beneficiaries conducted after each draw
- If selected persons are found ineligible, the next 120 eligible applicants on the list get the opportunity
- Four constituencies covered each day until the 31 August deadline
In Rajendranagar, a small boy drew the lottery and his own family received an LIG Indiramma flat, as Minister Ponguleti noted during the event.
What Beneficiaries Receive
Each beneficiary selected through the lucky draw will receive:
- A house measuring approximately 525 sq ft
- Free registration upon receiving the flat
- An undivided share of land ranging between 17 and 20 sq yards
- The right to sell the home after 10 years, depending on their needs
- The option to pledge registration documents with a bank to obtain a loan in an emergency before the 10-year period
Construction of the towers up to ten floors with lifts and necessary infrastructure will start soon. The target is to complete construction within one year.
The foundation stone for the Indiramma Towers project at KPHB Colony in Kukarpally was laid by Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy on 13 August.
Also Read: Telangana’s Landmark Property Auction – Flats, Plots & Towers Up for Grabs!
The Reservation Structure
The allocation includes a detailed reservation framework reflecting the government's social justice priorities:
- 14% for Scheduled Castes
- 5% for Scheduled Tribes
- 16% for Backward Classes
- 5% for persons with disabilities
- 10% for sanitation workers, fourth-class employees and outsourcing employees
- Overall: 50% of flats reserved under various categories
- Women: 30% reservation
Also Read: Telangana to Launch 1 Lakh Indiramma LIG Flats in CURE
The Policy Statement Behind the Scheme
Minister Ponguleti said the government's priority was not merely to accumulate money, but to ensure the poor have the opportunity to live with dignity even in areas where land is valued at Rs 100 crore, Rs 200 crore or even Rs 300 crore per acre.
The government is targeting one lakh houses in the first phase within GHMC limits. Land identification has already been completed in four more assembly constituencies, with applications for Indiramma houses in those areas accepted until 3 September.
Beneficiaries will also have the opportunity to personally monitor the construction of their homes.
Enjoyed this update? Visit PropTech Pulse for more real estate news, investment insights and property market trends.
