Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu will distribute house-site regularisation pattas to 24,057 families in Vijayawada on September 30 under the Pedalaku Pattabhishekam programme. The pattas will regularise houses built on land covered by decades-old NTR-era house-site pattas, giving beneficiaries legal ownership. The process covers 617 acres (29.86 lakh square yards), estimated at ₹9,800 crore for the programme and approximately ₹24,297 crore at market value. Each family may receive an asset worth ₹40–45 lakh. Beneficiaries are spread across eight assembly constituencies and 15 mandals in NTR and Krishna districts, including hill-area residents in Vijayawada East, West and Central.

Beneficiary counts: BC 12,093; OC 6,130; SC 4,546; Muslim BC 955; ST 333.

Constituency counts: Vijayawada East 7,990; West 7,465; Central 5,815; Gannavaram 602; Jaggayyapeta 1,135; Mylavaram 981; Nandigama 54; Tiruvuru 15.

Naidu recently distributed regularisation pattas to 28,445 families in Visakhapatnam, covering land valued at ₹8,874 crore.

• In Chinakakani village, 4 acres of an earlier 10-acre allocation will be used for a 100-bed area hospital in Mangalagiri. The land was originally allotted to Yarlagadda Venkanna Chowdary Medical Foundation Trust and later transferred to Dr NTR University of Health Sciences (NTRUHS).
• Andhra Pradesh Medical Services and Infrastructure Development Corporation proposed expanding the hospital site to 7.35 acres. An existing donated building and registration block will be dismantled; the YVC Oncology Wing will move to the upgraded government hospital in Mangalagiri.
• Nandigama’s 50-bed Community Health Centre will be upgraded to a 100-bed area hospital on its existing 2.4-acre premises, following a request from the local MLA. The ₹34.48-crore project includes ₹28.60 crore for construction, ₹3.38 crore in recurring costs and ₹2.50 crore for land acquisition. A new G+4 block spanning 60,000 sq. ft will be built, with minimal demolition of ancillary structures.