Andhra Pradesh Government is going with jet speed on AP capital. It has been mulling strategies and exploring all possible ways for the establishment of the new capital in the state and as part of that some of Singapore delegates were taken on an aerial survey in Tullur area.
According to sources officials conducted aerial survey using helicopters by fearing the ire of farmers who losing thier lands.Even though they planned to conduct road side survey a last minute decision has been taken to confine to only aerial survey. The decision took in the back drop of likely anger of the farmers in parting their lands
The delegates surveyed villages like Thullur, Rayapudi, Nelapadu, Shakhapuru, Aynavolu, Mandadam, Venkatapalem and Harichandrapuram.Along with all above they also surveyed lands adjacent to Krishna river.
With this process of the construction of the new capital city of Andhra Pradesh state begins officially. AP Minister for Municipal Administration Narayana after a meeting with Singapore team said that the master design will be ready within six months.Other side some of the farmers particularly those who own lands along the Krishna river bank, are busy making preparations to hold a protests.
According to sources officials conducted aerial survey using helicopters by fearing the ire of farmers who losing thier lands.Even though they planned to conduct road side survey a last minute decision has been taken to confine to only aerial survey. The decision took in the back drop of likely anger of the farmers in parting their lands
The delegates surveyed villages like Thullur, Rayapudi, Nelapadu, Shakhapuru, Aynavolu, Mandadam, Venkatapalem and Harichandrapuram.Along with all above they also surveyed lands adjacent to Krishna river.
With this process of the construction of the new capital city of Andhra Pradesh state begins officially. AP Minister for Municipal Administration Narayana after a meeting with Singapore team said that the master design will be ready within six months.Other side some of the farmers particularly those who own lands along the Krishna river bank, are busy making preparations to hold a protests.