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AP Govt to continue land pooling
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Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu who launched the works of heritage city of old Amaravati on Saturday said that the AP Government will be continuing the collection of lands for developmental works under Land Pooling Scheme (LPS) and asked the public of old Amaravati to co-operate.
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Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu who launched the works of heritage city of old Amaravati on Saturday said that the AP Government will be continuing the collection of lands for developmental works under Land Pooling Scheme (LPS) and asked the public of old Amaravati to co-operate.
Elaborating on the old Amaravati's bright future plans, Chandrababu said that the Dhyana Buddha project would be completed soon, asserted the need for accommodation and that the government will develop all basic amenities for the visitors in the city.
The Chief Minister also shared that a Buddhist school is all set to begin by Himalayan Buddhist Association at old Amaravati to attract the foreign tourists, boat service in the waters of Krishna river, barrage construction at old Amaravati, laser show at Dhyana Buddha, boating facility in the Nunegundala pond and gardens in the Buddhist circuit.
Chandrababu also added that a replica of the ancient fort of Dharanikota that was once a capital in the ancient times would be constructed by the government with monuments and sculptures to attract the tourists.
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