The Andhra Pradesh government has approved the second phase of land pooling (LPS‑II) for Amaravati, covering around 16,666 acres across seven villages, including Vaikunthapuram, Pedamadduru, Yendrai, Karlapudi, Vadlamanu, Harichandrapuram, and Pedaparimi. This move aims to accelerate the long-delayed development of the state capital.
Alongside LPS‑II, the National Bank for Financing Infrastructure and Development (NaBFID) has sanctioned a ₹7,500 crore loan to fund key infrastructure projects in Amaravati. The funds will be used for roads, drainage, water supply, sewerage, electricity, and other civic amenities across the land-pooled areas.
Officials said that work on these projects will start soon. Farmers who pooled their land will now receive proper layouts and promised amenities, addressing earlier delays.
The Cabinet’s decision reflects the state government’s commitment to building Amaravati as a modern, well-planned capital. By combining land pooling with substantial financial support, the administration hopes to ensure systematic development, better facilities, and faster urban growth.
With LPS‑II and the NaBFID loan in place, Amaravati is poised to move ahead on one of Andhra Pradesh’s largest infrastructure projects, providing a clearer roadmap for the capital city’s future.
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