AP Cabinet Nod For Amaravati SPV, Land Acquisition
Vijayawada:On Friday, the State Cabinet Meeting cleared various suggestions about Aaravati. Başkent projects approved a special purpose vehicle (SPV) offer to take new steps for execution and land acquisition.
The Minister of Information Branch, which briefed about the media cabinet decisions, said that the Cabinet’s establishment of the Capital region, including the district construction, infrastructure and maintenance of the cabinet, approved the establishment of SPV in accordance with the Law on Companies to control the projects of the Capital Region.
The measure points to the government’s decision to accelerate Capital City Works in line with the solution of 575/2025 apcr.
Furthermore, openings were given for land acquisition processes under the 2013 Larr law and the Gundur collector for the ongoing corporate and industrial allocation of CRDA gave the strength to progress through the Gundur collector. Approximately 343.36 acres of previously reported will be withdrawn.
Importantly, Aaravati projects were exempted from the provisions of social impact assessments and food safety provisions by calling the 2018 State Amendment at the RFCTlarr Law.
The cabinet revived several water resource projects stopped by the previous government.
HNSS scheme: The Amidaly elevator near Rockettla Village and the 52A package, including 52A, are worth Crore RS 72.3 Crore.
Floor repairs: Cabinet, Prakasam Barrage and Diviseema’da 449.9 Lakh RS for security work, and previous repairs are already worth 107 RS. Mylavaram Dam, Kadapa: The strengthening of doors and bolts will be made at a cost of 3.19 RS according to the cabinet decision.
TIRUPATI PROCEDURE DAME: The cabinet allocated 126 RS CRORE for a provision for a provision for 1.15 Lakh Irrigation and Tirumala and Tirumala.
Kottalapalli elevator, anantapur: 55.6 Crore RS for irrigation of 10,500 acres was sanctioned. Middle Pennar Modernization: RS 5.2 Crore 1962 project was given to repair and beautify.
Help to drivers: The cabinet approved the GO-MS-33 and gave 15,000 RS to 2.9 Lakh cars and CAB drivers throughout the state. The RS 436 Crore scheme will be released on October 4 and aims to alleviate financial pressure on drivers, similar to the most used Mahila Shakti initiative.
Caravan tourism: Within the scope of the 2024-29 policy, two tourism support measures were cleared by the cabinet. Minister, the temple towns close to six -room landlords will be accepted to meet the demand for accommodation, he said.
Amrut works: Within the scope of the Water Action Plan for 281 Amrut 2.0, the cabinet applied 10.319.9 RS sanctions to be applied under a one -year model annually.
The government guarantee was expanded to provide 1,000 RS credit loan from NCDC for Markfed, which will help APSCSCl clean the paddy supply fees. The government bought 53 lakh tons of paddy this year and decided to pay 95 percent in 24 hours. Tobacco, cocoa and mango farmers support were repeated.
Green hydrogen valley: AP will be the first situation to establish a green hydrogen valley and a advisory committee was established to promote hydrogen and its derivatives. M/s am green ammonia in Kakinada will be conquered on stamp tax and registration fees to accelerate the 1 MMTPA project.
Information Minister said that other cabinet decisions were scrapped in the irrigation committees of the “Two Children’s Norm”, the Indian survey on the Cors Map of India and the approved Mou’s approved and a new appointment law.
