23 Jun 2026

The Amaravati Development Corporation (ADC) has commenced the development of a Central Nursery spread across 18 acres in Amaravati to support large-scale roadside plantation across the capital city. Located at the junction of the N-10 Seed Access Road (E-03) between Lingayapalem and Uddhandarayunipale villages, the nursery will serve as the primary stock point for saplings required for avenue plantation along nearly 700 km of roads. The project aims to improve greenery, provide shade, and enhance the urban environment as infrastructure development progresses across the capital region.Read more

23 Jun 2026

More than 100 acres of land were voluntarily offered by farmers from four villages for the development of Amaravati under the land pooling scheme. Farmers from Thullur, Rayapudi, Lingayapalem and Velagapudi submitted consent documents to the Andhra Pradesh Capital Region Development Authority (APCRDA), expressing support for the capital city's development. The landowners said they were pleased to contribute to the project and encouraged other farmers in capital region villages to participate in the pooling process. The latest contribution adds to the ongoing land aggregation efforts aimed at advancing infrastructure and urban development in Amaravati.Read more

20 Jun 2026

The Andhra Pradesh Capital Region Development Authority (APCRDA) held a Gram Sabha in Nowlur village as part of the ongoing land acquisition process for Amaravati's development. Senior APCRDA officials interacted with farmers and residents, explaining the progress of land pooling, infrastructure development and acquisition procedures. Authorities informed landowners that those included in the acquisition notification still have an opportunity to voluntarily join the Land Pooling Scheme within the prescribed period. APCRDA also assured villagers that concerns related to land, development and civic infrastructure would be examined in line with government policies and planning objectives.Read more

14 Jun 2026

The Amaravati Development Corporation (ADC) has intensified its focus on flood control measures in the capital region following recent rainfall. ADC Chairperson and Managing Director D. Lakshmiparthasarathy reviewed the ongoing development and drainage works at Kondaveeti Vagu and Palavagu and directed officials to ensure that all projects progress without disruption. The review covered critical locations, including water drainage channels, stream crossings, and bypass bridge points. Officials were instructed to remove obstructions, closely monitor water flow, and carry out regular inspections to strengthen flood management and prevent waterlogging in vulnerable areas of Amaravati.Read more

14 Jun 2026

The Union Cabinet has approved office and residential infrastructure projects worth INR 2,533 crore for Central government employees in Amaravati, Andhra Pradesh. The approved package includes integrated office complexes and housing facilities for various Central government departments planned in the capital city. The decision aims to provide permanent administrative infrastructure and residential accommodation for government staff while supporting the ongoing development of Amaravati as Andhra Pradesh’s planned capital and strengthening the city’s institutional and urban framework.Read more

14 Jun 2026

Amaravati is set to strengthen its education ecosystem with the addition of a new campus by Global Indian International School (GIIS). The school operator, GIIS K12 Education Private Limited, has signed an agreement with the Andhra Pradesh Capital Region Development Authority (AP CRDA) to establish the institution in the capital city. A 4-acre land parcel has been allotted in Sakhamuru village of Tullur mandal for the project. The proposed campus is expected to offer modern educational facilities, improve access to quality schooling in the region and contribute to local employment generation.Read more

14 Jun 2026

The Andhra Pradesh Capital Region Development Authority (APCRDA) conducted a Gram Sabha in Velagapudi village as part of ongoing land acquisition activities for the development of Amaravati, the state's capital city. Senior APCRDA officials informed villagers that farmers whose lands were included in the recent acquisition notification still have an opportunity to join the Land Pooling Scheme within the prescribed timeline. The authority also addressed concerns related to village infrastructure, including drinking water and street lighting, while highlighting the progress of development works in returnable plot layouts and other capital region projects.Read more

13 Jun 2026

APCRDA recently conducted a Gram Sabha in Nidamarru village as part of the land acquisition process for the development of Amaravati. Senior officials interacted with villagers and explained the ongoing land pooling and acquisition procedures. Farmers were informed that those covered under the recent land acquisition notification could still opt for the Land Pooling Scheme within the prescribed timeline. Residents also raised concerns regarding Section 22-A lands, illegal soil transportation, and traffic movement linked to construction activities. APCRDA assured villagers that their grievances would be examined while reiterating its commitment to infrastructure development across the Capital Region.Read more

13 Jun 2026

APCRDA held a Gram Sabha in Undavalli village to discuss land acquisition and land pooling for the Amaravati Capital City project. Commissioner V. Vijayarama Raju informed residents that farmers whose lands are part of the recent acquisition notification can still opt for the Land Pooling Scheme within the prescribed timeframe. He also addressed concerns related to assigned and Lanka lands and assured that they would be handled as per government guidelines. APCRDA said infrastructure development across Amaravati villages is progressing and appealed to farmers to continue supporting the capital development project.Read more

13 Jun 2026

The Amaravati Development Corporation (ADC) has directed officials to speed up floodwater drainage and complete the ongoing Palavagu modernisation works connecting Rayapudi and Krishnayapalem. During a field inspection across multiple locations in the capital region, ADC Chairperson and Managing Director D. Lakshmi Parthasarathy reviewed water flow conditions, desilting activities and drainage infrastructure. Officials and contractors were instructed to remove bottlenecks, install additional pipes where required and expedite pending works. ADC also warned agencies responsible for delays that legal action could be initiated if inadequate drainage disrupts water flow during heavy rainfall.Read more

11 Jun 2026

The Andhra Pradesh Capital Region Development Authority (APCRDA) conducted a Gram Sabha in Undavalli village to discuss land acquisition and land pooling activities linked to the development of Amaravati. Senior APCRDA officials informed villagers that landowners named in the recent acquisition notification still have an opportunity to join the Land Pooling Scheme within the stipulated timeframe. The authority also assured residents that concerns related to assigned lands, Lankan lands and local infrastructure needs would be addressed as per government guidelines. APCRDA sought continued cooperation from farmers as development works across the capital region gather pace.Read more

10 Jun 2026

The Andhra Pradesh Capital Region Development Authority (APCRDA) carried out a special drive to remove unauthorized encroachments in parts of Amaravati as part of the capital city's planned development and zoning regulations. The exercise was conducted in Krishnayapalem and Venkatapalem villages, where officials cleared structures obstructing roads, footpaths and public land. Authorities stated that the initiative was aimed at improving public safety, easing traffic movement and ensuring compliance with urban planning norms. APCRDA also cautioned against future encroachments on government land and public spaces, warning that violations would attract strict action under existing regulations.Read more

08 Jun 2026

The Andhra Pradesh Capital Region Development Authority (APCRDA), along with the Indian Plumbing Association (IPA) Amaravati Chapter and ISHRAE Vijayawada Chapter, organised a technical session on district cooling and sustainable infrastructure planning for Amaravati. The programme brought together more than 150 officials, consultants, contractors and technical experts to discuss utility management, HVAC systems, plumbing standards and wastewater solutions. Industry specialists shared global best practices and emerging technologies that can support efficient urban development. The session highlighted the importance of integrated planning, technical standards and collaboration to support Amaravati’s long-term infrastructure and sustainability goals.Read more

04 Jun 2026

The Central Road Research Institute (CRRI) carried out a detailed study of Layout Pooling Scheme (LPS) roads being developed in Amaravati, focusing on internal road networks and associated civic infrastructure. Over a two-day field visit, the team examined construction progress across multiple LPS zones, including drainage, sewerage systems, and power line planning. Findings were presented to the Amaravati Development Corporation (ADC) leadership. The study also included technical recommendations on road design standards based on traffic load requirements for both internal and trunk roads in the capital region.Read more

03 Jun 2026

A Gram Sabha was held in Penumaka village by the Andhra Pradesh Capital Region Development Authority (APCRDA) as part of the ongoing land acquisition process for Amaravati. Senior APCRDA officials informed villagers about the status of land pooling and acquisition activities, highlighting that eligible landowners still have an opportunity to join the Land Pooling Scheme within the prescribed timeframe. Officials also reviewed names included in the acquisition notification, invited objections from residents, and outlined ongoing infrastructure development works in the capital region. Farmers were urged to cooperate with the development process and complete pending registration formalities.Read more

03 Jun 2026

The Andhra Pradesh Capital Region Development Authority (APCRDA) conducted a Grievance Day programme at its headquarters in Rayapudi, Amaravati, on June 1 to address issues raised by farmers and agricultural labourers in the capital region. A total of 27 petitions were received, covering matters such as the reallocation of returnable plots, land pooling concerns and related issues. Senior APCRDA officials, including Commissioner V. Vijaya Rama Raju and Additional Commissioners A. Bhargav Teja and Kollabathula Karthik, reviewed the representations and assured applicants that their concerns would be examined and resolved at the earliest. The authority also reiterated that grievance petitions can be submitted daily at its Citizen Grievance Center and announced that the dedicated Grievance Day programme will continue every Monday at the Rayapudi office.Read more

31 May 2026

APCRDA Additional Commissioner K. Karthik, IAS, reviewed the ongoing flood management works in Amaravati, focusing on Palavagu development areas. The inspection covered multiple locations where drainage and rainwater flow systems are being developed. Officials from APCRDA and ADCL briefed him on the current status and progress of the projects. With the monsoon season approaching, emphasis was placed on completing the works with quality and within the planned timelines. Suggestions were also made to ensure better coordination between departments and faster execution of remaining tasks.Read more

30 May 2026

Farmers who had contributed land for the development of Amaravati received returnable plots through an e-lottery process conducted at the APCRDA office in Rayapudi. Provisional certificates were distributed to beneficiaries under the Land Pooling Scheme and the Negotiated Settlement Policy. A total of 54 plots were allotted to 18 farmers under the LPS, while 155 additional plots were distributed to farmers from multiple villages. Officials said support would be provided for plot identification and registration. The exercise is part of the continuing implementation of the Amaravati capital city development programme and land return commitments made to participating farmers.Read more

30 May 2026

The Andhra Pradesh Capital Region Development Authority (APCRDA) honoured farmer Chintala Sriramamurthy for contributing family-owned land towards the development of Amaravati. Sriramamurthy had pooled around 16.70 acres of land located in Lingayapalem, Sakhamuru and Kondamarajupalem villages for the capital city project. During the recent e-lottery programme held at the APCRDA office in Rayapudi, he was allotted 11 returnable plots. APCRDA Commissioner V. Vijayarama Raju IAS, along with senior officials, presented the provisional allotment certificate to him and felicitated him with a shawl in recognition of his contribution to the capital region development initiative.Read more

30 May 2026

The Andhra Pradesh Capital Region Development Authority (APCRDA) conducted a Gram Sabha in Kuragallu as part of the ongoing land acquisition and land pooling activities for the Amaravati capital development project. Senior APCRDA officials informed villagers that farmers whose lands were included in the recent acquisition notification still have an opportunity to join the Land Pooling Scheme (LPS) within the prescribed timeline. Officials also reviewed infrastructure development plans for capital region villages and urged landowners to cooperate with the ongoing works. Farmers who received returnable plots were also asked to complete their registrations at designated local offices.Read more