Telangana Distributes Indiramma Housing Sanction Letters

Telangana Housing Minister Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy has reiterated that the state government will continue implementing the Indiramma housing scheme for eligible poor families.

The minister initiated the distribution of sanction letters under the scheme's second phase from Kusumanchi mandal in Palair constituency on the eve of Dasara.

The state has sanctioned 7 lakh houses across the first two phases of the programme.

Nearly 2.4 lakh houses have been completed, while construction continues in rural areas and tribal hamlets. The government has also begun work on housing in Hyderabad's Core Urban Region (CURE).

Sanction Letters Distributed Under Phase Two

The distribution of sanction letters under the second phase began from Kusumanchi mandal in Telangana. The initiative is intended to provide eligible families with official approval for housing assistance under the Indiramma programme.

Ponguleti said the scheme would continue without interruption, with the objective of providing houses to eligible poor families regardless of caste, religion or political affiliation.

He also stated that beneficiaries in constituencies represented by opposition party MLAs were receiving sanction letters.

Seven Lakh Houses Sanctioned So Far

According to the minister, the government has sanctioned 4.5 lakh houses in the first phase and 2.5 lakh houses in the second phase across Telangana. These approvals form the main stages of the state's housing programme for eligible families.

Nearly 2.4 lakh houses have been completed so far. The government is continuing to sanction houses in phases, including for families living in rural areas and tribal hamlets.

The latest figures indicate that a significant portion of the programme remains under implementation.

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Urban Housing Plans in Hyderabad

The government is also taking steps to construct one lakh houses in the Core Urban Region of Hyderabad. Construction of Indiramma Towers has commenced in the area, according to the minister.

The urban component adds to the programme's rural housing activity.

The initiative aims to address housing needs across different locations, including urban areas where access to suitable homes remains a key concern.

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Further Housing Phases Planned

Ponguleti said the government would sanction houses under the third and fourth phases as well, despite financial constraints.

The announcement signals the state's intention to continue the programme beyond the first two phases.

The number of houses to be sanctioned in the upcoming phases and their implementation schedules were not specified in the report. Further details will depend on the government's subsequent announcements and implementation plans.

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