S. Suesh Kumar, the main secretary, Maud, advises farmers and landowners in the region of the capital to understand their capacity according to the new rules and prepare the necessary documents.
Andr Pradesh has issued the rules for the development of the capital region, focused on streamlining the process of land contributions and supporting planned urban growth.
The new rules entitled Andhra Pradesh Capital Region Samche Sam (Formulation and Implementation), 2025, was announced through GO Mrs. No. 118 from the Municipal Administration and urban development (Ma & UD) 1 July 2025.
The rules will be introduced by the Development of the Capital Andhra Pradesh Capital Region Authority (APCRDA), covering areas in the capital, including parts of the former districts of Krishna and Guntur.
The scheme focuses primarily on soil association for Amaravati and the surrounding region, where the development of extensive infrastructure is under development.
Compared to the earlier version of 2015, new rules offer certain changes, such as fewer forms, use of technology, verification based on AADHAAR OTP, and updating the Encombrance certificate (EC).
Survey based on drones
S. Suresh Kumar, the main secretary, Maud, said that the number of official forms needed for the LPS procedure was significantly reduced to alleviate the administrative burden. “Drone and rover surveys will be used for accuracy. The consent of the landowner will be verified digitally, ensuring safe and transparent processing through Aadhar authentication. Details of the land will now be directly entered into EC registration records or prevents other LPS registrations or mutations.”
Advantages
The demands depend on the category of submitted soil – such as dry or Jareeb (wetland) – and whether the soil patt is assigned or intervened. In addition, the return of the reconstructed land is to pay cash on the annuity and other benefits to the landowners instead of the land they have given up.
With regard to Patta Lands, CRDA will return the reconstructed residential land of 1,000 square YDS for one ACR. and a commercial plot of 250 square YDS. for dry soil and 1,000 square YDS. residential and 450 square YDS. Commercial conspiracy for Jareeb Land. For allocated land, landowners are divided into six categories, such as former servants, political suffering, freedom fighters, interference with inappropriate government land and interveners of inappropriate government land with variable benefits.
In addition, farmers will receive 30,000 ₹ as an annuity for dry land and 50,000 GBP for Jareeb land, which increases by 3,000 and 5,000 GBP every year. Farmers are entitled to obtain a one -time payment of 1,00,000 GBP per land with orchards (lime, sapota, Guava). For every poor family without land and surrender of agricultural loans, a pension of 5,000 GBP for 10 years up to 1.5 lakh for an eligible family of 1.5 lakh will be provided.
Mr. Suresh Kumar recommended farmers and landowners in the capital of the capital to understand their capacity according to these new rules and prepare the necessary documents to participate in the system.
Published – 3 July 2025 9:25
