The former Indian cricketer VVS Laxman VVS Laxman on Start Sports Live has told that Pink Color Represents his state Telangana and for the love of his state he wore Pink Shirt.

On the Other day, post-match Analysis on Start Sports Live, VVS Laxman has made these comments in a funny conversation with Harsha Bhogle and Matthew Hayden

Here is the video

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1.The Roads of Amaravati are designed as if you experience the feeling of travelling in a foreign country. Here is an expected road map

2. The capital region between the upcoming twin cities Vijayawada – Guntur will include two inner ring roads and a regional highway covering a distance of about 200 kilometers which include and outer regional express highway just like Hyderabad and even ,any radial roads will be laid in all possible ways connecting to Bypass roads near by the capital.

3.An international airport will be constructed at Mangalagiri with in capital limits and internal view of airport is designed by experst in international standard and the same will be applied even at Rayalaseema airport and Gannavaram airport says officials

4.Bakingham Channel which is popularly called as Madras channel which is far upto Madras will be developed as tourist and transport way says the government which is a highly impossible and risky project.

5.Singapore government has appointed Gopinath Pillai, and Indian origin as to envoy to look over the project Amaravati and even the project will be advised by Japanese government

6.Amaravathi Capital Region,which is now expected to have a current population of about 5millions will be inhabited by 11million by 2030 which will rise upto 20 millions by 2050 says governement sources. To provide sources and space for these huge population the constrictions hould be made heavy and spacious

7.As per the revealed draft masterplan, Amaravati region will be across 7,325 sq.kms and the capital will be covered a distance of about 125 sq.kms where the capital is expeced to be developed by 2018

Parasailing and other water sports at Bhavani Islands emerged as best weekend entertainment for adventure buffs in the city of late. The bowling alleys that came up in the city with the malls brought a change in how the citizens of Vijayawada spend their weekends till recently and they are now replaced by water sports, particularly the parasailing, which is a unique adventure sport.

Parasailing is offered by a Goa-based company, Champions Yatch Club at the Bhavani Islands. Despite being a costly ride, parasailing became a favourite sport for youngsters, The person who wants to parasail is towed to a motorboat which cruises through waters of Krishna River upstream Prakasam Barrage while he wears a parachute. This makes one literally fly at 150 feet height and have birds view of the surroundings, which include the Bhavani Islands, capital villages and the Kankadurga temple. However, the ride is too short at five minutes for a price of Rs.900.

Parasailing started in January and it is picking up as the summer is setting in.

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The ancient Amaralingeswara temple at Amaravati gets Rs.22.48 crore by selling its land at Chennai. The Amaravati temple own 473 acres of lands in various areas of Tamil Nadu, but those lands were encroached in the last 70 years.

The endowments department fought toget back those lands but due to technical difficulties. The department proved 83 acres belong to Sadavarthi Satram of Amaralingeswara temple. The Amaralingeswara temple got Rs.22.48 crore due to auctioning of lands and the endowments department is planning to develop the facilities for devotees at the satram (choultry) and temple with the money.

According to the Amarlingeswara Swami temple priests, the then Jamindar Raja Vasireddy Venkatadri Naidu was the chief patron of the temple and his wife Venkatalakshmamma donated 471 acres of lands at Talambur on the way to Mahabalipuram of the then Madras to the choultry for maintenance purpose in the year 1907.

Further, she donated 74 acres of lands of Kogantivaripalem in Achampeta mandal of Guntur district. As the Chennai lands were encroached and there was no income after the formation of Andhra
Pradesh, the choultry was maintained on the income of Kogantivaripalem lands. The state government, endowments department and Peda Kurapadu MLA K.Sridhar put all efforts and succeeded to get back 83 acres of lands from the Tamil Nadu government on the basis of land records. But as the lands were in the clutches of encroachers who were refusing to vacate the lands, the endowments department decided to sell the lands and conducted auction at Chennai.

The lands were sold for Rs.22.44 crore during auction which was conducted in the presence of AP endowment joint commissioner, Krishnaji Rao.