1600 Acres of Land Identified for Industrialisation in Eluru District
KAKINADA: Some 1600 acres of land has been identified in Eluru district for various entrepreneurs and Industrial parks, covering every constituency. This was stated on Thursday by civil supplies minister and district-incharge minister Nadendla Manohar, after he participated in the district development review meeting in Eluru. The minister told the media that the Land Bank was being created for the industrialists. A team would be headed by the district collector to help those intending to set up their units in the district. Guidelines would be laid down for this by March 15. He said the new industrial units would provide thousands of employment opportunities to the people in the district. Officials would conduct Grama Sabhas in the villages under Kolleru lake to look into their problems. Basic infrastructure facilities should be created in those villages. A coordination committee would be appointed to fix the borders for Kolleru lake with the forest and revenue officials at the fifth contour. The committee would draw a map for it. He said the Eluru Government General Hospital would be reformed completely. On R&R package issues of Polavaram Irrigation project victims, Manohar said this would be given to every victim without fail. Grama Sabhas would be held at Kukkunuru and Velerupadu mandals for this purpose. Housing minister Parthasaradhi said thatthe land acquisition process should be completed soon for Chintalapudi Lift Irrigation Scheme and steps must be taken to remove the weed in the canals and drains. Eluru MP, Mahesh Kumar, said the Eluru district is having favourable conditions to establish food processing units and the officials should encourage such industrialists to set up their units there. MLC Venkata Ramana complained that ponds in 14,000 acres were lost in the Kolleru operation time, but the farmers did not get any compensation for this. Denduluru MLA Chintamaneni Prabhakar said polluted water from Krishna Canal is being distributed to the Denduluru constituency and this should be rectified immediately. He said a pollution-free project should be taken up in 350 acres in Krishna Canal.
KAKINADA: Some 1600 acres of land has been identified in Eluru district for various entrepreneurs and Industrial parks, covering every constituency.
This was stated on Thursday by civil supplies minister and district-incharge minister Nadendla Manohar, after he participated in the district development review meeting in Eluru.
The minister told the media that the Land Bank was being created for the industrialists. A team would be headed by the district collector to help those intending to set up their units in the district. Guidelines would be laid down for this by March 15.
He said the new industrial units would provide thousands of employment opportunities to the people in the district.
Officials would conduct Grama Sabhas in the villages under Kolleru lake to look into their problems. Basic infrastructure
facilities should be created in those villages. A coordination committee would be appointed to fix the borders for Kolleru lake with the forest and revenue officials at the fifth contour. The committee would draw a map for it.
He said the Eluru Government General Hospital would be reformed completely. On R&R package issues of Polavaram Irrigation project victims, Manohar said this would be given to every victim without fail. Grama Sabhas would be held at Kukkunuru and Velerupadu mandals for this purpose.
Housing minister Parthasaradhi said thatthe land acquisition process should be completed soon for Chintalapudi Lift Irrigation Scheme and steps must be taken to remove the weed in the canals and drains. Eluru MP, Mahesh Kumar, said the Eluru district is having favourable conditions to establish food processing units and the officials should encourage such industrialists to set up their units there. MLC Venkata Ramana complained that ponds in 14,000 acres were lost in the Kolleru operation time, but the farmers did not get any compensation for this.
Denduluru MLA Chintamaneni Prabhakar said polluted water from Krishna Canal is being distributed to the Denduluru constituency and this should be rectified immediately. He said a pollution-free project should be taken up in 350 acres in Krishna Canal.
The minister told the media that the Land Bank was being created for the industrialists. A team would be headed by the district collector to help those intending to set up their units in the district. Guidelines would be laid down for this by March 15.
He said the new industrial units would provide thousands of employment opportunities to the people in the district.
Officials would conduct Grama Sabhas in the villages under Kolleru lake to look into their problems. Basic infrastructure
facilities should be created in those villages. A coordination committee would be appointed to fix the borders for Kolleru lake with the forest and revenue officials at the fifth contour. The committee would draw a map for it.
He said the Eluru Government General Hospital would be reformed completely. On R&R package issues of Polavaram Irrigation project victims, Manohar said this would be given to every victim without fail. Grama Sabhas would be held at Kukkunuru and Velerupadu mandals for this purpose.
Housing minister Parthasaradhi said thatthe land acquisition process should be completed soon for Chintalapudi Lift Irrigation Scheme and steps must be taken to remove the weed in the canals and drains. Eluru MP, Mahesh Kumar, said the Eluru district is having favourable conditions to establish food processing units and the officials should encourage such industrialists to set up their units there. MLC Venkata Ramana complained that ponds in 14,000 acres were lost in the Kolleru operation time, but the farmers did not get any compensation for this.
Denduluru MLA Chintamaneni Prabhakar said polluted water from Krishna Canal is being distributed to the Denduluru constituency and this should be rectified immediately. He said a pollution-free project should be taken up in 350 acres in Krishna Canal.
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