Archive · 27 Jul 2026
Supreme Court Allows Ramalayam Construction in Akividu
The Supreme Court has allowed the construction of the Ramalayam temple in Akividu, West Godavari district.
The court upheld the District Collector's permission for the project and dismissed a petition against it.
The court noted that the temple has been there for over 80 years and there are no legal issues with its construction.
However, if there are any valid objections in the future, new petitions can be filed.
The Supreme Court allowed the construction of the Ramalayam temple in Akividu.
The court upheld the District Collector's No Objection Certificate (NOC) for the project.
A petition challenging the construction on government land was dismissed.
The court noted the temple has existed for over 80 years with no legal impediments.
Fresh petitions can be filed if valid objections arise in the future.
- Who
- Supreme Court, District Collector, Temple Construction Supporters, Petitioners Against Construction
- What
- Supreme Court allows construction of Ramalayam in Akividu
- When
- Monday
- Where
- Pedapeta, Akividu, West Godavari district
- Why
- The Supreme Court found no legal impediment to the construction and upheld the District Collector's NOC.
Temple Construction Supporters
Petitioners Against Construction
Legal Validity of Construction
Temple Construction Supporters
The Supreme Court found no legal impediment to the construction of the Ramalayam, as the temple has existed for over 80 years.
Petitioners Against Construction
The petitioners challenged the construction on government land, but their petition was dismissed.
- Location
- Pedapeta, Akividu, West Godavari district
- Court Decision
- Supreme Court upheld the District Collector's No Objection Certificate (NOC)
- Temple History
- Ram temple has existed for more than 80 years
- Petition Status
- Dismissed by the Supreme Court
- Future Petitions
- Fresh petitions may be filed if valid objections arise