Indiramma Illu List 2026: Sanction & Beneficiary List Telangana (Village-wise)

You submitted your application months ago. Your neighbours have started receiving verification calls, some have even got their first instalment, but you still don’t know whether your name made it to the Indiramma Illu list. That uncertainty is exactly what this article addresses. Below you’ll find how the scheme’s beneficiary lists are organised, how to check your name in the Indiramma housing beneficiary list using your Aadhaar or FSC number, how to download the village-wise PDF for your area, and what to do if your application was rejected or your name is missing altogether.

What Is the Indiramma Illu Scheme?

Indiramma Indlu (often written as Indiramma Illu) is Telangana’s flagship housing welfare programme, launched under Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy. Its goal is straightforward: put a permanent pucca house within reach of every homeless and landless family across the state’s 33 districts. The government has set a target of roughly 4.5 lakh houses—about 3,500 per Assembly constituency—with a budget in the range of ₹22,000 crore.

Selected families receive ₹5 lakh in financial support if they belong to General, OBC, or BC categories, and ₹6 lakh if they belong to SC or ST categories. The money is released in four instalments tied to construction stages: foundation, roof, completion, and final inspection. Each instalment lands directly in the beneficiary’s Aadhaar-linked bank account.

Beneficiaries are sorted into three categories:

• L1 (Landless and Houseless): The highest-priority group. These families receive both a free plot of 250 square yards and construction assistance.
• L2 (Has Land but No Pucca House): Families who own some land but no permanent structure. They receive construction assistance only.
• L3 (Has a House Needing Major Repair): Families whose existing house requires significant repair or upgrading. They receive repair assistance.

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How the Indiramma Illu List Is Organised

The Indiramma Illu list Telangana is released in phases, not all at once. List 1 covered a small fraction of the total target. List 2 expanded the coverage substantially—many families who found nothing in the first round discovered their names approved in the second. List 3 is expected to follow.

Every list is published district-wise, then mandal-wise, then village-wise on the official portal. That means you can download the PDF for your specific village and check your name without making a trip to any government office.

How to Check Your Name in the Indiramma Illu List

There are two ways to check your status. Both are free, and both work on any smartphone or computer with an internet connection.

Method 1: Application Search (Fastest for Individual Status)

This is the quicker option if you just want to know your own status.

1. Open the official Indiramma Indlu portal at indirammaindlu.telangana.gov.in.
2. Click “Application Search” on the homepage.
3. From the drop-down, pick any one of these search options:
   • Aadhaar Number (12 digits)
   • Registered Mobile Number
   • Application ID
   • FSC Number (Food Security Card / Family Survey Card number)
4. Type the number carefully and click “Go” or “Search” .
5. Your result will show your name, category (L1/L2/L3), approval status, and the financial assistance details linked to your application.

A pitfall worth knowing: The portal can time out during peak hours, especially right after a new list is published. If the page hangs or shows an error, wait a few minutes and try again rather than refreshing repeatedly. Also double-check that you haven’t mixed up your Aadhaar number with your FSC number—the two look similar in length but are different identifiers, and entering the wrong one will return a “not found” result even if your application is approved.

Method 2: Sanction List Download (District-Wise PDF)

Use this method if you want to see the full list of approved beneficiaries in your village or verify a family member’s name.

1. Go to indirammaindlu.telangana.gov.in.
2. Click “Indiramma Indlu List” or “Sanction List 2026” .
3. Select your District, then Mandal, then Village from the drop-down menus.
4. Download the PDF of the Indiramma Illu sanction list 2025 Telangana or the latest published list.
5. Open the PDF and use the search function (Ctrl+F on desktop, or the magnifying glass icon on mobile) to find your name.

Another pitfall: These PDFs can be large, and on a slow mobile connection they may fail to open or appear blank. Downloading over Wi-Fi or opening the file in a dedicated PDF reader usually solves it. If the village name in the drop-down doesn’t match what you see on your Aadhaar or ration card, try the spelling variant used in revenue records—the portal sometimes uses the older spelling.

Documents Required for the Scheme

Once your name appears in the list and you’re called for verification, keep both originals and photocopies of the following ready:

• Aadhaar Card – For identity verification of the beneficiary and all family members.
• Food Security Card (Ration Card) – For eligibility verification.
• Income Certificate – From the Tahsildar or MeeSeva, as per the scheme’s income limits.
• Caste Certificate – If you’re claiming SC/ST benefits.
• Residence Proof – Documents showing you’ve lived in Telangana for the required period.
• Property or Land Documents – For L2 category applicants who already own land.
• Bank Account Details – Your Aadhaar-linked bank account for direct benefit transfer.
• Passport-Size Photographs – For application and records.

For the CURE region scheme, applicants only need to provide their Aadhaar number at the application stage—caste, income, and salary certificates can be submitted later during the lottery and verification process.

Common Mistakes That Lead to Rejection

Most rejections trace back to avoidable errors. Here are the ones that come up most often:

• Aadhaar details mismatch: Spelling of your name, date of birth, or the Aadhaar number itself not matching your application. Double-check every field.
• Duplicate applications: Only one application is accepted per family. Submitting more than one can get all of them rejected.
• Incorrect bank account information: The account must be active and linked to Aadhaar. A wrong account number means the instalment won’t reach you.
• Income exceeding the limit: If your family income crosses the government’s prescribed ceiling, the application is generally rejected.
• Owning a pucca house: If you or your family already own a permanent house or plot in the specified area, you’re typically not eligible.
• Applying from a different constituency: For the CURE region scheme, you must apply in the constituency where you reside. This was the single biggest reason for rejection in recent rounds.
• Missing or expired documents: Ensure every document is valid and submitted within the deadline.
• Wrong category selection: Choosing the wrong L1/L2/L3 category can affect both your priority and your benefits.

If you spot an error, contact the official helpline or visit your local municipal office. Avoid middlemen and unofficial websites—they cannot speed up your application and may misuse your Aadhaar details.

Frequently Asked Questions

If your name doesn’t appear in the current list, don’t panic—new lists are published in phases, and verification is an ongoing process. Give the portal a week or two after each new list release before re-checking, since updates can take time to reflect. And if you do find an error in your details, report it through the official helpline immediately rather than waiting for the next list—corrections made early are far easier to process than those raised after the sanction stage.