About proposedcapital : Regional authority :APCRDA Area :7068 sq.km It comprises of 58 mandals in guntur (29) and krishna (29)districts. It has a man power of 50 lakh people Its plan was devoloped by singapore agencies(surbana jurang internaional) Historical importance of Amaravati: The recorded history of Amaravati and nearby Dharanikota dates to 2nd century BC. It was the capital of Satavahanas who ruled from 2nd century BC to 3rd century BC.  Art historians regard the Amaravati art as one of the three major styles or schools of ancient Indian art. The Government Museum at Egmore (Madras Museum) and British Museum, London host the "Amaravati Gallery".  Buddhist stupa was built during the reign ofAshoka in 200 BC, was carved with panels that tells the story of Buddha. Advantages of Amaravati: Easily accesible from all parts of state. Three ways of transportations can be devoloped. It has tourism aspect also. the government had 10,929 acres of land in Amaravati mandal, 6,000 acres in Tadikonda and 16,000 acres in Achampet. Proposed projects In amaravati: Urban amaravati was divided into 8 zones: Nandigama corridor: pharmaceutical, biotech industries plastic packaging units Gudivada :Agro-based, green industries logistic hub Transportation planning: There is a proposal of devoloping an international Airport in mangalagiri in a area of 5000 acres. A high speed train project is accepted by central government as a substitute in the place of metro project. Ring road has been planed to connect the core capital with vij and guntur cities Water ways in krishna canal for Trade. Infra devolopement planning: the infra structures are planning to made amaravati as one of the most beautifull and biggest city in the globe. It is estimated the population of capital region will increase from 5.8 million to 50 million by 2050 The 24*7 current and water to be provided Health,food,employment and other basic needs are promised Problem faced by government: Land acquistion: farmers felt that the government was trying to bulldoze its way through the green fields of the farmers in a bid to promote real estate in the name of ‘capital development The region has 85 percent small and marginal farmers and also has women entrepreneurs who earn Rs.200-700 per day. Compromising meausures by govt: "Pooling" of land for the capital would begin tomorrow as a “majority" of 22,405 farmers in 29 villages Clearing therir debts in banks upto 1.5 lakh in single installment under the package, farmers will get compensation per acre share of devoloped area

1. Submitted to : Mr.chandrasekhar
ASST.PROFESSOR
DEPT. OF ENGLISH

2. About proposedcapital :
Regional authority :APCRDA
Area :7068 sq.km
It comprises of 58 mandals in guntur (29) and krishna
(29)districts.
It has a man power of 50 lakh people
Its plan was devoloped by singapore agencies(surbana
jurang internaional)

3.  The recorded history of Amaravati and
nearby Dharanikota dates to 2nd century BC.
 It was the capital of Satavahanas who ruled from 2nd century
BC to 3rd century BC.
 Art historians regard the Amaravati art as one of the three
major styles or schools of ancient Indian art.
 The Government Museum at Egmore (Madras Museum)
and British Museum, London
host the "Amaravati Gallery".
 Buddhist stupa was built during
the reign ofAshoka in 200 BC,
was carved with panels that tells
the story of Buddha.

4. Advantages of Amaravati:
Easily accesible from all parts of
state.
Three ways of transportations can
be devoloped.
It has tourism aspect also.
the government had 10,929 acres
of land in Amaravati mandal, 6,000
acres in Tadikonda and 16,000
acres in Achampet.

5. Proposed projects In amaravati:
Urban amaravati was divided into 8 zones:
Nandigama corridor:
pharmaceutical,
biotech industries
plastic packaging
units
Gudivada :Agro-based,
green industries
logistic hub

6. Ganavaram : hardware
aerospace
automotive
IT,ITES
Electronic INDUSTRIES
GUNTUR : Food processing units
cold chains
textiles
non-metallic product
industries

7. Tenali : Tourism,
Entertainment and
Logistics
Satenapalli : tourism and
knowledge Hub

8. Amaravati : Tourism
educational and cultural
hub
Nuzwid : agro and fabrication
industries

9. Transportation planning:
 There is a proposal of devoloping an
international Airport in mangalagiri in a
area of 5000 acres.
 A high speed train project is accepted by
central government as a substitute in the
place of metro project.
 Ring road has been planed to connect the
core capital with vij and guntur cities
 Water ways in krishna canal for Trade.

10. Infra devolopement planning:
the infra structures are planning to made
amaravati as one of the most beautifull and
biggest city in the globe.
It is estimated the population of capital region
will increase from 5.8 million to 50 million by
2050
The 24*7 current and water to be provided
Health,food,employment and other basic needs
are promised

11. Problem faced by government:
Land acquistion:
 farmers felt that the government was trying
to bulldoze its way through the green fields
of the farmers in a bid to promote real
estate in the name of ‘capital development
 The region has 85 percent small and
marginal farmers and also has women
entrepreneurs who earn Rs.200-700 per day.

12. Compromising meausures by govt:
 "Pooling" of land for the capital would begin tomorrow
as a “majority" of 22,405 farmers in 29 villages
 Clearing therir debts in banks upto 1.5 lakh in single
installment
 under the package, farmers will get compensation per
acre as
Dryland: 1,000 square yards of
residential plot and 200 square yards of commercial
plot.
wet land: 1,000 square yards of
residential land and 300 square yards of commercial
plots in the proposed zone closer to their existing
lands.

13. owners of dry land would also be paid Rs 30,000
per annum as compensation for ten years, with a 10
per cent hike every year, while those owning wet
lands would get Rs 50,000 as well as a 10 per cent
hike per annum.
12,000 families of agriculture labourers and
tenant farmers who will be paid Rs 30,000 per
annum each.
free education and health care for all these
families and wage employment will be provided
for 365 days under the Mahatma Gandhi
National Rural Employment Guarantee
Scheme.

14. Conclusion: