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LPS 2.0: 16,666 acres for Global Sports City, railway network and IRR in Amaravati

GS3Economy · S&T · Environment · Security· Infrastructure (energy, ports, roads, railways)· Prelims·

Why in news

The Andhra Pradesh Cabinet approved the Land Pooling Scheme (LPS 2.0) to acquire 16,666 acres of land for infrastructure projects including an International Sports City and a new railway station in Amaravati.

Background

The LPS 2.0 involves the acquisition of 16,666 acres across seven villages and 3,828 acres of adjoining government land. The project aims to fund an International Sports City, a new railway station, and the Inner Ring Road in Amaravati.

Facts for Prelims

  • PlaceAmaravati is the capital city of Andhra Pradesh
  • FactLPS 2.0 targets 16,666 acres of land in seven villages
  • FactLPS 2.0 includes 3,828 acres of adjoining government land
  • FactInfrastructure projects include an International Sports City and an Inner Ring Road

For Mains

Q. Discuss how land pooling schemes can facilitate large-scale infrastructure development while ensuring equitable compensation and land rights for rural stakeholders.

Dimensions to cover in your answer

  • Compensation parity: Ensuring farmers receive market-aligned payouts to prevent rural-urban wealth disparity
  • Land acquisition friction: Balancing rapid infrastructure expansion with the protection of agricultural land rights
  • Urban planning: Integrating regional connectivity via Inner Ring Roads and rail networks to boost economic growth

Keywords: Land Pooling Scheme · Infrastructure Development · Rural Compensation · Urban Planning · Economic Growth

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