4,000 Houses For Govt Staff In Amaravati To Be Completed By March 2026: Ponguru

Vijayawada: Municipal Administration and Minister of Urban Development Ponguru Narayana, capital Aaravati construction activities are accelerating at a speed of accelerating, the government until the end of the next year, the government officials and employees aim to complete 4,000 houses.

In the efforts of increasing confidence with Singapore and reviving relations, Narayana emphasized the latest diplomatic participation facilitated by Prime Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu. Singapore officials aim to revive the strong partnership between Singapore and Andhra Pradesh and to promote investment and cooperation in various sectors.

During a media interaction following the examination of construction areas in Aaravati on Tuesday, the minister claimed that although there were several conspiracy, the development of the capital would be successfully completed in three years. He challenged the skeptic opposition leaders who claimed that he had not done any jobs in Aaravati, invited them to visit the site and witness ongoing projects.

The Minister made updates in key infrastructure works, including the development of channels and reservoirs expected to be completed until October next year. Narayana, “The government, especially in order to design flood channels with Dutch officials, the city is equipped to be equipped with extreme weather conditions, the construction of a total of 47.94 kilometers of channels such as convaveti vagu and pala vagu, including the construction of important water management systems,” he said.

In addition, the Sakhamuru reservoir in detail that the reservoir was built on a capacity of 0.03 TMC 50 acres, a 190 acres of Krishnayapalem reservoir with a capacity of 0.1 TMC and 440 acres with a capacity of 0.4 TMC over 440 acres. Although the original completion goal is October 2027, the works are now accelerating to finish until the end of next year.

Regarding the annual income payments waiting for farmers in the Aaravati Capital region, Narayana said that approximately 25,000 farmers expect payment. Currently, delays affecting approximately 900 farmers are caused by administrative issues such as false bank details and changes in property ownership. The government is actively working to solve these problems and urged the affected farmers to complain through the official website if they are still waiting.