Yenamalakuduru, Vijayawada

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Yenamalakuduru is a well developing one.it has many resources. Actually this is a fossil place for anyone. Even for business it is very good which gives 30 percent. Annually without any doubt many builders are waiting to for place in the area for their prospects too at Yenamalakuduru. Very Shoreline Bridge is also going to be constructed. It will become corporation.

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Yenamalakuduru, Vijayawada is rated 9 out of 10 based on 1 user reviews.

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Vijayawada Flood Wall Heightening Works Remain Unstarted

Indiatimes · Oct 16, 2025 · Infrastructure

Four months after Vijayawada Municipal Corporation approval, work to raise a 420-metre flood wall by 1.5 metres at Ramalingeswara Nagar has yet to begin.

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Vijayawada Municipal Corporation approved raising the flood protection wall at Ramalingeswara Nagar, beside the Krishna River, four months before the October 16, 2025 report; work had not begun. The proposed height increase is 1.5 metres along a 420-metre stretch.

The state built an approximately 3.5-km retaining wall downstream of Prakasam Barrage to protect low-lying Krishna Lanka, Ranigarithota, Ramalingeswara Nagar, Yanamalakuduru and other areas. Designed by the irrigation department for up to 10.50 lakh cusecs, matching the highest Krishna River flood recorded at Prakasam Barrage in 2009, the wall was overtopped in 2024 when the barrage received 11.40 lakh cusecs. Floodwater submerged Ramalingeswara Nagar and neighbouring areas for days, disrupting normal life.

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