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Andhra Pradesh Approves Second Phase of Land Pooling for Amaravati
The government of Andhra Pradesh has approved the second phase of land pooling for the development of its new capital city, Amaravati.
This means they will collect land from different villages to build the city.
The Capital Region Development Authority (CRDA) will take care of this process.
They will get land from seven villages: four in Amaravati mandal and three in Tullur mandal.
The total land to be collected is about 16,666.57 acres, which includes both private and government land.
This land will be used to build roads, houses, and other important things needed for a new city.
The government will also give compensation to the people who are giving their land.
This is a big step in making Amaravati a beautiful and well-planned capital city.
The Andhra Pradesh government approved the second phase of land pooling for Amaravati's development.
The Capital Region Development Authority (CRDA) will acquire 16,666.57 acres of land across seven villages.
The land includes 16,562.52 acres of patta land and 104.01 acres of assigned land, plus 3,828.30 acres of government land.
Four villages in Amaravati mandal and three villages in Tullur mandal are involved in this phase.
The process will cover land pooling, compensation, and integration with the capital development plan.
- Who
- Andhra Pradesh state government and Capital Region Development Authority (CRDA)
- What
- Approval of the second phase of land pooling for Amaravati's development
- Where
- Amaravati and Tullur mandals in Palnadu and Guntur districts, respectively
- When
- Orders issued on Tuesday
- Why
- To facilitate the development of the capital city Amaravati
Key facts
- Total Land to be Acquired
- 16,666.57 acres
- Patta Land
- 16,562.52 acres
- Assigned Land
- 104.01 acres
- Government Land
- 3,828.30 acres
- Villages in Amaravati Mandal
- 4
- Villages in Tullur Mandal
- 3
- Responsible Authority
- Capital Region Development Authority (CRDA)
Quotes
P. Narayana
Minister of Municipal Administration in Andhra Pradesh
“We are giving major importance to achieving 30 per cent greenery in the capital, Amaravati, and have prepared a plantation plan covering 133.3 sq km. Accordingly, we are taking up park development in various areas.”
deccanchronicle.com
Sources
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