Archive · 9 Oct 2026
Telangana Housing Board Opens Portal for Indiramma Claims
The Telangana Housing Board has opened a website for people applying to the Indiramma Houses scheme in the CURE area.
Applicants can use it to fix mistakes in their applications.
They can also challenge a rejection if they believe it was based on incorrect constituency information.
Proof of residence may be submitted for those cases.
People can respond to decisions involving electricity bills, HMWSSB records, or IGRS details by adding supporting papers.
Applicants may also change their listed category by uploading the right certificate.
The Telangana Housing Board launched an online portal for Indiramma Houses applicants in the CURE area.
Applicants can correct details and submit claims through the official portal.
People can challenge constituency-related discrepancies or rejections with valid proof of residence.
Applicants can contest decisions linked to electricity bills, HMWSSB records, or IGRS details by providing documents.
Applicants can update application category details by uploading appropriate certificates.
- Who
- Telangana Housing Board Vice Chairman and Housing Commissioner VP Gautham announced the portal for Indiramma Houses applicants in the CURE area.
- What
- An online portal was launched for applicants to correct details and submit claims or challenges to application decisions.
- When
- The article does not specify when the portal was launched.
- Where
- The portal is online; it is intended for applicants in the CURE area of Telangana.
- Why
- To let applicants resolve application errors, constituency discrepancies, rejections, and category details by submitting supporting documents.
- Scheme
- Indiramma Houses affordable housing scheme
- Eligible area
- CURE area
- Portal
- https://tghb.telangana.gov.in/cure-status
- Announced by
- VP Gautham, Telangana Housing Board Vice Chairman and Housing Commissioner
- Residence-related claims
- Applicants can submit valid proof of residence to address constituency discrepancies or out-of-constituency rejections.
- Other claims
- Applicants can contest decisions linked to electricity bills, HMWSSB records, or IGRS details with supporting documents.
- Category updates
- Applicants can upload appropriate certificates to update category details.