TUDA proposes major facelift for Tirumala

andhrapradesh |  Suryaa Desk  | Published : Fri, Oct 20, 2017, 11:50 AM

Tirupati: Good news for the devotees of Lord Venkateshwara. The master plan developed by Tirupati Urban Development Authority (TUDA) has drawn up a master plan to give a total facelift to the temple of Lord venkateshwara, abode of the divinity Sri Lord Venkateshwara Swamy. The proposal which is receiving final touches, aims to increase infrastructure to manage pilgrim rush and improve passenger niceties and streamline the growth of the hill town.
The transport system is likely to be shifted from its current location. The premises are congested to accommodate the increasing fleet of bus services and pilgrim rush. Since the inception of the TUDA in 1986, the hill town is depending heavily on TTD for development since the former is mainly focusing on development in Tirupati at the foot of Tirumala hills.
Tirumala has been subjected to erratic growth all these days for want of coordination between the TTD's and TUDA engineering wing. The TUDA’s master plan seeks to build 20 roads, each with a width of 100 ft, in line with the designing envisaged in the master plan and a four- lane Vikuntamala ring road in and around Tirupati city to create better connectivity for pilgrims going to the shrine atop the hills from Tirupati.
In first phase, TUDA management proposed to widen the present two major roads in the section of Chintalachenu- GuravaReddy Samadhula streets within the city.
The draft plan also proposes to provide well connectivity to Naravaripalli, the native village of the Chief Minister while developing the roads connecting SatyaVedu, Puttur, Srikalahasthi. And also, TUDA authorities requested Chittoor District collector PS Pradyumna for allotment of 921 acres of government lands for commercial use so as to improve its revenues.








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