Telangana’s population in 2026 is projected at about 3.87 crore (38.67 million), with a near‑equal gender split: 1.94 crore males and 1.92 crore females.
Telangana Government's welfare measures benefit around 1.06 crore families out of the State’s 1.15 crore households.
It directly transferred ₹1,64,431 crore to beneficiaries’ bank accounts over the past three years.
Nearly 3.42 crore people are receiving six kilograms of fine rice free of cost every month
Under the Rythu Bharosa scheme, 71.4 lakh farmers are benefiting by receiving ₹12,000 per acre each year.
Around 43 lakh beneficiaries are receiving social security pensions, and 1.06 crore families are covered under Rajiv Aarogyasri, which provides medical treatment up to ₹10 lakh.
53 lakh families are receiving free electricity up to 200 units a month under the Gruha Jyothi scheme.
Telangana’s free bus travel under the Mahalakshmi scheme covers more than 1.28 crore of the state's female residents.
The government also reimburses fees for nearly 12 lakh students and provides breakfast, milk and ragi malt to 27 lakh students in government schools.
Indiramma Canteens have been rolled out across urban centers and district headquarters to provide affordable meals to the poor, daily wage earners, and migrant workers.
The Indiramma Life Insurance Scheme will provide financial security to families following the death of an earning member.
The Indiramma Indlu programme aims to provide housing to seven lakh poor families.