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AP Capital: Collecting 1500 acres of land per day?
AP Capital: Collecting 1500 Acres of Land Per Day?. Unnerved by the bitter and vicious YSRC led opposition campaign against land pooling, the Andhra Pradesh government has galvanized the revenue machinery to complete the set target of 30,000 acres of land needed for construction of the new AP capital, by the end of this month. \"We aim to achieve a land pooling @1500 acres per day till the set target is met,\" say officials.
Unnerved by the bitter and vicious YSRC led opposition campaign against land pooling, the Andhra Pradesh government has galvanized the revenue machinery to complete the set target of 30,000 acres of land needed for construction of the new AP capital, by the end of this month. "We aim to achieve a land pooling @1500 acres per day till the set target is met," say officials.
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The Guntur collector Kantilala Dande who had a meeting with the revenue officials of the district on Tuesday in Guntur said that so far 13,000 acres of land has been pooled and the rest is to be completed on a war footing. Deputy Chief Minister KE Krishna Murthy plans to visit Thulluru on Wednesday to review the progress of land pooling.
Meanwhile, in a meeting with Singapore advisers on capital development and building at Hyderabad, Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu reviewed the models of development suggested by the consultants. During the meeting, Singapore consultants assured all support in the realm of activities of the CRDA such as infrastructure planning, development control, housing, solid waste management and integrated transport systems.They wanted the state government to make the environment conducive for private investors through policy changes and provision of faster clearances.
The Chief Minister has asked the Government of Singapore to work with AP officials on solid waste management and on revamping municipalities. The Singapore consultants also plans to hire people and train them in order to build capacities and also highlighted the potential for private sector investment in the capital region.
