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The Hindu
3 days ago
- Business
- The Hindu
A.P.-CRDA cancels Grievance Day programme on August 15
The Andhra Pradesh Capital Region Development Authority (AP-CRDA) has announced that its weekly Grievance Day programme for farmers, typically held every Friday at its Thullur office, will not take place on August 15 in observance of Independence Day. In a press release, CRDA Commissioner K. Kanna Babu stated that farmers and landowners can continue to submit petitions or complaints at any time via the 24/7 online Grievance Redressal Mechanism (GRM) portal, as well as at CRDA's village-level offices in Amaravati during regular working hours. Mr. Kanna Babu said that out of the ₹222.63 crore allocated for annual lease payments to farmers for the fiscal year 2024–25, ₹217.45 crore has already been directly credited to beneficiaries' bank accounts. Farmers can verify the status of their lease payments by entering their Aadhaar number on the CRDA website at:
The Hindu
25-05-2025
- Business
- The Hindu
CRDA Commissioner visits New Delhi, seeks investments for Amaravati project
AP-Capital Region Development Authority (AP-CRDA) Commissioner K. Kannababu led a series of high-level meetings aimed at mobilizing investments for the construction of capital city Amaravati, in New Delhi and Gurgaon on Sunday. He also visited the Delhi Aerocity, Gurgaon, The Camellias by DLF, where he had deliberations on premium mixed-use urban development, which forms a critical component of Amaravati's infrastructure vision. He had an interaction with the Managing Director of a leading shared workspace provider on integrating flexible, ready-to-occupy professional workspaces into Amaravati's urban landscape. Mr. Kannababu then visited the One and Two Horizon Centres in Gurgaon and obtained perspectives on cutting-edge commercial space design and Global Capability Centre - readiness. He had strategic sessions with Surbana Jurong and Knight Frank regarding innovative financing models, including Public-Private Partnerships (PPP) and infrastructure bonds, to enhance Amaravati's capital investment portfolio. Also, he held discussions with the Collage Group and Omaxe Ltd. on the development of large-scale infrastructure, including sports stadiums. Mr. Kannababu also announced plans to develop a 1-km-long green canopy along a key stretch in Amaravati inspired by Delhi's Yamuna Biodiversity Park. This canopy will feature three tiers of plantations on both sides of the road, designed to filter air pollution, and be adorned with vibrant, multi-coloured flowers for aesthetic appeal. The AP-CRDA Commissioner was accompanied by Chairman of Urban Green Spaces for CRDA C.R. Babu and other officials.
