Nidamarru farmer offers 3.84 acres for Amaravati land pooling
A farmer from Nidamarru has voluntarily contributed 3.84 acres of land to the Amaravati land pooling scheme. This move is intended to support the development of the capital city of Andhra Pradesh.
Why it matters
Land pooling is a critical and often contentious component of the Amaravati capital city project, making individual contributions noteworthy.
A farmer from Nidamarru, Bheemireddy Sivareddy, has voluntarily offered 3.84 acres of land for the development of Amaravati under the land pooling scheme. Mr. Sivareddy submitted the consent documents to Andhra Pradesh Capital Region Development Authority (APCRDA) Additional Commissioner Kollabathula Karthik at the authority’s headquarters in Rayapudi on Monday.
Nidamarru Special Deputy Collector G. Bhadru was present on the occasion. Mr. Sivareddy said he was happy to contribute to the development of Amaravati as the people’s capital and urged residents of the capital villages to cooperate with APCRDA officials in the land pooling process.
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