Speaking at a public meeting in Kagaznagar, Revanth Reddy said the government will continue to release Indiramma Houses Funds on time. He promised full support for families waiting for housing benefits.

The Chief Minister also launched development projects worth over ₹112 crore. These projects include power and municipal infrastructure works. He said they will improve public services in the district.

Revanth Reddy announced 21,000 additional Indiramma houses for Adivasi families. He said the government wants to replace hut dwellings with permanent homes.

He added that housing benefits will reach deserving families without discrimination. The government also plans to help another one lakh families move into new houses by September.

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Housing Minister Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy said the programme will begin in Adilabad district. Officials are preparing guidelines and making arrangements for the launch. The government wants to speed up construction and distribution of houses to eligible beneficiaries across the state.

Under the Indiramma Indlu scheme, the government provides financial assistance of about ₹5 lakh to help poor families build permanent houses. The scheme targets families who do not have their own houses and belong to economically weaker sections.

Officials also plan to identify government land in each constituency to build new houses. Authorities will ensure basic facilities such as drinking water, electricity, and drainage before beneficiaries move in.

The second phase is expected to benefit thousands of families and help the state move closer to the goal of housing for all.

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