Archive · 26 Sep 2026
Amaravati Authority Allots 18 Returnable Plots to Farmers
Officials gave 18 new plots to 17 farmers from Penumaka.
The farmers had earlier provided their land for building Amaravati.
Eight of the new plots are for homes, and 10 are for businesses.
Some farmers were receiving plots for the first time.
Others needed replacement plots because their earlier plots had problems.
These problems included roads, court cases or land acquisition.
The plots were chosen using an online lottery.
Officials will help the farmers find the exact locations and complete registration.
The Andhra Pradesh Capital Region Development Authority allotted 18 returnable plots to 17 farmers from Penumaka.
The allotment included eight residential plots and 10 commercial plots.
The farmers had given land for construction of Amaravati’s capital city.
Some beneficiaries received alternative plots because of road alignment, court cases or land-acquisition issues.
The plots were assigned through an e-lottery, and officials handed over provisional certificates to the beneficiaries.
- Who
- The Andhra Pradesh Capital Region Development Authority allotted plots to 17 farmers from Penumaka.
- What
- It allotted 18 returnable plots, including eight residential and 10 commercial plots.
- When
- The e-lottery was held on Friday.
- Where
- The process took place at the APCRDA office in Rayapudi.
- Why
- The plots were provided to farmers who had given land for Amaravati and to beneficiaries whose earlier allotments faced various issues.
- Plots allotted
- 18 returnable plots
- Farmers benefited
- 17 farmers
- Residential plots
- 8
- Commercial plots
- 10
- Allocation method
- E-lottery using an online random system
- Beneficiary village
- Penumaka
- Certificates
- Provisional certificates were handed over to the beneficiaries