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A farming family from Penumaka village has voluntarily offered 5 acres of land under the Amaravati land pooling scheme for the development of Andhra Pradesh's capital city. The family submitted its consent documents to the Andhra Pradesh Capital Region Development Authority (APCRDA) at its Rayapudi headquarters in the presence of senior officials. The move comes as the state government continues efforts to accelerate Amaravati's development through voluntary land pooling. The family also appealed to other landowners in the capital region to cooperate with the authorities during the ongoing land pooling process.
A farming family from Penumaka village has voluntarily handed over 5 acres of land under the land pooling scheme for the development of Andhra Pradesh's capital city, Amaravati.
Members of the family of Meka Sambireddy submitted their consent documents to the Andhra Pradesh Capital Region Development Authority (APCRDA) at its headquarters in Rayapudi during the past week. The documents were received by APCRDA Additional Commissioner Kollabathula Karthik, IAS, in the presence of Special Deputy Collector A.G. Chinnikrishna.
The family expressed its willingness to contribute its land for the construction of the People's Capital Amaravati and said it was pleased to be associated with the capital city's development.
The Amaravati land pooling scheme, first introduced to assemble land for the greenfield capital project, is based on voluntary participation by landowners. Under the model, farmers surrender agricultural land in return for developed residential and commercial plots along with other benefits after infrastructure is created. The scheme has remained a key part of the capital city's development framework since its launch.
The family also appealed to landowners in other capital region villages to extend their cooperation to APCRDA officials during the ongoing land pooling process, stating that collective participation would help speed up the development of Amaravati.
The APCRDA has been continuing efforts to secure voluntary participation from eligible landowners as the state government pushes ahead with infrastructure development and the phased implementation of projects in the Amaravati capital region.
Source APCRDA
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