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I am aware that Govt had ensured that lift irrigation pumps were in place to reduce the floods caused by Kondaveeti Vagu in core capital region. However, I am not sure if they would be effective in preventing upstream floods in the Lam area.

Last year during July, I travelled to Peddaparimi from Guntur and I observed a lot of water logging right opposite to Delhi Public school. I guess this is because of Kondaveeti Vagu canal taking an abrupt perpendicular turn which results in an over spill during the rainy season.

Lam is a key stretch connecting Guntur city to Amaravati capital. If this issue is not addressed, during heavy rains it can result in Road cutoff between guntur and amaravati.

Are there any plans from the Government to mitigate the issue? Like widening the canal or maybe building a reservoir at lam to hold large amounts of water etc.

Note: This video is from July 2025.

It took me 50 mins to come from Kompally to near NIA (opposite Yashoda) and from there another 40 mins to reach Medicover in Hitech City. And this is something that has become regular. Not even morning rush hour. Mid-day 2 pm... we are so fucked as a city now. And the tragic part is that there is no resolution - they can't do their familiar parlour trick of U-turns as anyway there is no u-turn for 3 kilometres. They already have a flyover. They widened the road by a huge margin and also removed whatever footpath is there, zero footpath. Ab kya karenge chutiyas..

Every other day, we see posts in this sub saying that real estate in Hyderabad is about to crash big. The numbers from reports suggest that there is still good demand for office leasing which subsequently drives the residential demand. Do you think there is too much pessimism?

I hope tollywood also focuses on writing and screenplay aspect and just not on elevations and item songs. How did you feel when you watched the film?

Amaravati is currently in early stage of development and most probably in another 10-15years, basic infrastructure will be built and livability would improve. By then most of govt buildings and some of the educational/central institutions would have come.

Would these people who are working in these offices and institutions like to stay in core capital? Or would they just work there and go back to Gnt/Vjwd for living as those places are better developed and already have school's, hospitals,malls etc?

Personally I believe Guntur and Vijayawada will see much better organic growth, because the people who move to Amaravati for opportunities would ultimately settle in Guntur/Vjwd as it's just 30-40min from there.

Amaravati is currently in early stage of development and most probably in another 10-15years, basic infrastructure will be built and livability would improve. By then most of govt buildings and some of the educational/central institutions would have come.

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Would these people who are working in these offices and institutions like to stay in core capital? Or would they just work there and go back to Gnt/Vjwd for living as these places are better developed and already have school's, hospitals,malls etc?

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Personally I believe Guntur and Vijayawada will see much better organic growth, because the people who move to Amaravati for opportunities would ultimately settle in Guntur/Vjwd as it's just 30-40min from there.

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If you have to take a bet on to invest in real estate where would you invest?

1. Guntur - Amaravati Road ( Guntur expansion towards Amaravati)

2. Core capital Amaravati