The development of Amaravati, Andhra Pradesh’s capital, is a testament to innovation and community collaboration. A key achievement in this journey is the Amaravati Land Pooling Scheme (LPS)- a revolutionary approach to urban development led by the visionary leadership of Minister Narayana Ponguru.
Transformative Land Pooling
The LPS introduced a voluntary model where over 33,000 acres were pooled by 28,000 landowners, ensuring mutual benefits for both the state and the farmers. Unlike traditional land acquisition, this scheme emphasized transparency, fairness, and community welfare, gaining national recognition for its inclusivity.
Narayana Ponguru’s Vision
Minister Narayana Ponguru’s grassroots approach played a pivotal role in building trust among landowners. Personally visiting and addressing their concerns, he ensured widespread support for the scheme, setting a benchmark for people-centric governance.
Amaravati’s Legacy
The scheme empowered farmers with developed plots, financial security, and employment opportunities, turning Amaravati into a model of sustainable growth. Minister Narayana Ponguru’s leadership has made Amaravati a symbol of progress and an inspiration for future urban development projects.
A Future of Possibilities
The success of Amaravati highlights how visionary leadership and community participation can drive transformational growth, leaving a lasting legacy for generations to come.