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Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu is holding disscusions with the Center for prompt arrival of funds owed to Andhra Pradesh State . A whole of 3,850 crore must be discharged by the Center towards the Polavaram water system project. Our point is to finished it by 2018, which is conceivable with due help from the Center, Mr. Naidu told the media while reviewing the project spillway works here on Monday.
Of the aggregate assessed venture cost of 50,000 crore, a whole of 32,000 crore had been reserved for land obtaining and the relief and rehabilitation packages. packages will be given to all the qualified and the issues relating to land obtaining and the RR package will be settled soon in a friendly way.
Genuine beneficiaries require not stress over the remuneration and in the meantime stringent action will be started against the authorities in case of occupying assets to fake beneficiaries, he said. Expressing that Polavaram was the second greatest water system project in the nation after the Narmada venture, Mr. Naidu said that tenders would be rung for setting 960 MW power plant close to the polavaram project site for the power generation .
The Chief Minister said that he had an extraordinary place for the venture and that was the reason he investigated the task site for 18 times other than holding 53 review meetings with the authorities concerned as far back as Polavaram was pronounced a national’s second biggest project.
Expressing the fulfillment over the promote of the works, he said that creation of 40 entryways was at that point finished and the symbol bridge works would be started from October.
And in referring the Pattiseema lift-water system venture, Mr. Naidu said that 2,018 tmcft of water from the Godavari had been redirected to the Krishna delta as far back as the task started working and same helped a considerable measure in sparing the standing crop in the Krishna delta from the danger of getting shriveled.
We have discharged water for the kharif season in the primary seven day stretch of June, with the goal that farmers would get the crop before the period amid the low pressure prompting to typhoons.
We are endeavoring to finish 28 water system extends by spending through 13,000 crore in the following 100 days, the Chief Ministers said. minister Devineni Umamaheswara Rao, Pydikondala Manikyala Rao, District Collector K. Bhaskar, Engineer-in-Chief (irrigation) Venkateswara Rao and others were available. The Chief Minister yesterday visited the site and monitored Polavaram project works. While lauding the Central Government’s cooperation, he opined that Polavaram can be the biggest project.