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TUDA pools 400-acre land in one year: Chairman

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TUDA pools 400-acre land in one year: Chairman
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The Tirupati Urban Development Authority (TUDA) has pooled a record 400 acres of land this year, generating significant revenue. Chairman Dr. C. Divakar Reddy highlighted various achievements, including the resolution of long-standing land issues and the implementation of anti-encroachment initiatives. The TUDA is also focusing on infrastructure improvements and promoting tourism in the region.

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Since the formation of the Tirupati Urban Development Authority (TUDA) in 1981, a record of 400 acres of land has been pooled this year for the first time, said its Chairman Dr. C. Divakar Reddy during a press conference on the completion of one year of his term at his office in Tirupati on Thursday.He said that the TUDA is generating a revenue of ₹400-₹500 crore from the acquired 400 acres. Sharing the achievements of the urban body during the year, he explained, “The coalition government gave a permanent solution to the problem of land victims in Settipalli, which had been pending for almost five decades.”“As per the orders of the Chief Minister, the government completely waived off the registration fee of about ₹17.50 crore without burdening the poor beneficiaries.

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