The APCRDA has proposed a new four-lane highway to Amaravati, the new capital of Kanakadurga Varadhi bridge on NH-5. Work on the new capital would begin on October 22.
Current Amaravati road is single lane and pose obstacles in changing construction material. Therefore, APCRDA has planned to build four-lane highway. Besides this, the proposed four-lane highway connecting all villages riverfront on the banks of river Krishna.
There is a shortcut on the Karakatta (flood wall) of the Krishna river that helps users get Tullur and Amaravati. Previously, it was suggested to turn this into a four-lane highway, but as chief minister N. Chandrababu Naidu AP plans to stay in hostel Lingamaneni, officials raised security concerns. In addition, the APCRDA plans to build the four-lane highway also connects Varadhi Tadepalli, Undavalli, Penumaka, Malkapuram, Mandadam, Lingayapalem, Tallayapalem and Tullur.
The railway line Vijayawada-Chennai and Vijayawada-Guntur stands between Varadhi and Tadepalli the proposed four-lane highway has even proposed a cum lane overpass over the bridge to avoid the frequent disruption of traffic. About 500 trains, including freight trains passing through every day in Tadepalli rail door.
A trader Tadepalli D. Hanumantha Rao said there is a railroad underpass for city buses and other vehicles. But he said that a flyover would be the best solution. Besides this, about ten laps on the Vijayawada-Amaravati road Undavalli, Penumaka and other peoples is frustrating to the public. There are sand quarries in Undavalli, Rayapudi and other areas and frequent passing of sand trucks it is already causing jams.
President of the Development Authority Amaravati J. Veeranjaneyulu said a four-lane highway will boost tourism heritage ANCI-ent Undavalli caves, temple Malkapuram, medieval Amareswara Swamy temple, Kotilinga Kshetram of Tallyapalem and Dhyana Buddha project in Amaravati. He said a four-lane highway will provide road connectivity to the people facing the river, where there are buses currently pass.
The APCRDA has issued notices inviting tenders for the construction of four lanes from Kanakadurga Varadhi new capital to Amaravati. APCRDA commissioner N. Srikanth said the proposed four-lane highway will start from Varadhi in Vijayawada-Chennai National Highway, touch Tadepalli and other towns of the river and end in new capital Amaravati. Mr. Srikanth said APCRDA seeks detailed project report on the proposed route, including exploring land, designs, drawings and land required for the acquisition of four rail constructions.
New capital of Andhra Pradesh to have 27 sectors
CRDA vice president and minister of municipal administration P. Narayana, said there would be 27 sectors in the new capital Amaravati each expansion of the sector in 5000 hectares. He was addressing reporters Wednesday night in Guntur. He said that all the basic services such as roads 40/60/80 feet wide would be provided in the reconstituted colonies for the better life of the population.
Admitting some delay in the works of capital due to the recent Rajahmundry Pushkaralu, Mr. Narayana said the opposition parties were identified for the delay and try to provoke the inhabitants of the capital region. He said reconstituted colonies come in 10,000 hectares and distribution of commercial and residential plots began immediately after starting the construction of capital.
The Minister urged farmers to stop farming activity to clear cropland to start construction of capital. He announced that Uddandarayu-nipalem, Lingayapalem Tallayapalem and would not be relocated, but will develop in the seed capital. He also announced that the CRDA offer package LPS as Patta land of Lanka (island) island lands and lands soon were pooled. In response to the problems of farmers allocated, he said that after a thorough investigation, LPS package would be offered to the assigned lands.
Mr. Narayana announced that the CRDA implement the Land Acquisition Act to collect remaining land of farmers against LPS of different peoples of the region of the capital. The mention of the benefits of LPS, who once appealed to farmers against LPS pooling their land under LPS CRDA for good returns in the future. He announced that the works of soil removal of land grouped be launched on August 6 and asked to avoid farming activities strictly. The minister held a review meeting with officials CRDA in which Tadikonda MLA T. Sravankumar, collector of Kantilal Dande district, and other participants.
Current Amaravati road is single lane and pose obstacles in changing construction material. Therefore, APCRDA has planned to build four-lane highway. Besides this, the proposed four-lane highway connecting all villages riverfront on the banks of river Krishna.
There is a shortcut on the Karakatta (flood wall) of the Krishna river that helps users get Tullur and Amaravati. Previously, it was suggested to turn this into a four-lane highway, but as chief minister N. Chandrababu Naidu AP plans to stay in hostel Lingamaneni, officials raised security concerns. In addition, the APCRDA plans to build the four-lane highway also connects Varadhi Tadepalli, Undavalli, Penumaka, Malkapuram, Mandadam, Lingayapalem, Tallayapalem and Tullur.
The railway line Vijayawada-Chennai and Vijayawada-Guntur stands between Varadhi and Tadepalli the proposed four-lane highway has even proposed a cum lane overpass over the bridge to avoid the frequent disruption of traffic. About 500 trains, including freight trains passing through every day in Tadepalli rail door.
A trader Tadepalli D. Hanumantha Rao said there is a railroad underpass for city buses and other vehicles. But he said that a flyover would be the best solution. Besides this, about ten laps on the Vijayawada-Amaravati road Undavalli, Penumaka and other peoples is frustrating to the public. There are sand quarries in Undavalli, Rayapudi and other areas and frequent passing of sand trucks it is already causing jams.
President of the Development Authority Amaravati J. Veeranjaneyulu said a four-lane highway will boost tourism heritage ANCI-ent Undavalli caves, temple Malkapuram, medieval Amareswara Swamy temple, Kotilinga Kshetram of Tallyapalem and Dhyana Buddha project in Amaravati. He said a four-lane highway will provide road connectivity to the people facing the river, where there are buses currently pass.
The APCRDA has issued notices inviting tenders for the construction of four lanes from Kanakadurga Varadhi new capital to Amaravati. APCRDA commissioner N. Srikanth said the proposed four-lane highway will start from Varadhi in Vijayawada-Chennai National Highway, touch Tadepalli and other towns of the river and end in new capital Amaravati. Mr. Srikanth said APCRDA seeks detailed project report on the proposed route, including exploring land, designs, drawings and land required for the acquisition of four rail constructions.
New capital of Andhra Pradesh to have 27 sectors
CRDA vice president and minister of municipal administration P. Narayana, said there would be 27 sectors in the new capital Amaravati each expansion of the sector in 5000 hectares. He was addressing reporters Wednesday night in Guntur. He said that all the basic services such as roads 40/60/80 feet wide would be provided in the reconstituted colonies for the better life of the population.
Admitting some delay in the works of capital due to the recent Rajahmundry Pushkaralu, Mr. Narayana said the opposition parties were identified for the delay and try to provoke the inhabitants of the capital region. He said reconstituted colonies come in 10,000 hectares and distribution of commercial and residential plots began immediately after starting the construction of capital.
The Minister urged farmers to stop farming activity to clear cropland to start construction of capital. He announced that Uddandarayu-nipalem, Lingayapalem Tallayapalem and would not be relocated, but will develop in the seed capital. He also announced that the CRDA offer package LPS as Patta land of Lanka (island) island lands and lands soon were pooled. In response to the problems of farmers allocated, he said that after a thorough investigation, LPS package would be offered to the assigned lands.
Mr. Narayana announced that the CRDA implement the Land Acquisition Act to collect remaining land of farmers against LPS of different peoples of the region of the capital. The mention of the benefits of LPS, who once appealed to farmers against LPS pooling their land under LPS CRDA for good returns in the future. He announced that the works of soil removal of land grouped be launched on August 6 and asked to avoid farming activities strictly. The minister held a review meeting with officials CRDA in which Tadikonda MLA T. Sravankumar, collector of Kantilal Dande district, and other participants.
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