The Telangana Housing Board has published online the locations of 18 Indiramma Housing towers in Hyderabad's CURE zone. Links to check application status, the second notification and four additional assembly constituencies are also provided on the portal.

  • 18 tower locations now viewable on the official map
  • Application status and second notification links added
  • Lottery draws start August 27, four constituencies per day

The Telangana government has uploaded the precise locations of 18 Indiramma Housing towers within Hyderabad's CURE (Clean User Residential) region to the Telangana Housing Board website. Clicking each point on the map reveals the assembly constituency, landmark, survey number and the number of flats planned for construction.

Under the first notification, applications for 7,680 affordable flats across 16 assembly constituencies opened on July 21, with the deadline later extended to August 15, 2026. The total flat count was trimmed to 7,340 after height restrictions in the Secunderabad Cantonment constituency forced a reduction. More than 60,000 applications were received during this window.

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The second notification invited applications for four additional constituencies—L.B. Nagar, Goshamahal, Musheerabad and Chandrayangutta—with a submission deadline of September 3, 2026. While the tower locations for these areas are yet to appear on the map, the board has posted direct links for applicants to verify their status.

Historical Background

Launched in 2006, the Indiramma scheme aims to provide affordable housing to low‑ and middle‑income families across Telangana. To date, the program has delivered over 200,000 units, dramatically reshaping the state's urban landscape and addressing a critical housing shortage.

Why This Matters

BozokMedia analysis shows that publishing an interactive map boosts transparency and enables prospective beneficiaries to access accurate information instantly, improving the efficiency and credibility of the allocation process.

"Making housing scheme data publicly accessible via digital platforms is a decisive step toward social equity," says urban planning expert Dr. Ajay Kumar.
Did You Know?: Within the first year of the Indiramma initiative, over 150,000 flats were completed, marking it as one of India's fastest‑scale housing projects.

Frequently Asked Questions

Question 1: How can I check the status of my application?
Answer: Visit the Telangana Housing Board website, click the "Application Status" link, and enter your reference number.

Question 2: What happens after I am selected in the lottery?
Answer: Selected applicants receive an official letter outlining document submission requirements and the subsequent flat allotment procedure.