Live
- Punjab DGP, MHA official request farmer leader Dallewal to end 20-day fast
- Stage Collapse During Swearing-In Ceremony of KUDA chairman in Kakinada
- Govt unveils ‘Jalvahak’ to boost inland waterways
- List of criminals: Delhi BJP chief on AAP panel of 38 candidates
- PSBs in India clock record Rs 1.41 lakh crore in net profit in FY24
- Telangana Government Announces Key Development Plans: Bhatti Vikramarka
- Crackdown on illegal poppy farming in Manipur: Assam Rifles destroyed 6,228 acres in 5 years
- South Korea's ruling party leader cancels press conference amid calls for resignation
- AIADMK's big meet discusses 2026 polls, prospective alliances
- BJP questions Congress-Shiv Sena (UBT) alliance over Aaditya Thackeray's Savarkar-Nehru remark
400 houses to be removed for Express Highway
Over four hundred will likely to lose their houses in Tadepalli, Undavalli due to proposed Express Highway, contrary to the claims of the revenue department that only 360 will be removed, said Mangalagiri MLA Alla Rama Krishna Reddy.
​Amaravati: Over four hundred will likely to lose their houses in Tadepalli, Undavalli due to proposed Express Highway, contrary to the claims of the revenue department that only 360 will be removed, said Mangalagiri MLA Alla Rama Krishna Reddy.
Speaking to The Hans India, he said, “Over four hundred people will lose their houses in Undavalli and Tadepalli. Poor, who couldn’t purchase a site in Vijayawada, purchased sites in Tadepalli. With the proposed highway, they are a worried lot.
If the area will become State capital, the land value will increase but here they are losing houses,” he added. The people in the area are meeting the local representatives for help and some even approached courts. Meanwhile, the revenue officials have completed the identification the houses to be removed for the Express Highway and are preparing to give notices.
