One of the main reasons why Seemandhra is considered a wealthy region is due to its strong agricultural backbone.
There are hardly any barren lands in the Seemandhra side and the fertile lands are high.
But now, it looks like a dark cloud of commercialization is posing a big threat to the agriculture of residual AP.
The forming of Telangana state has forced the people of Seemandhra to establish a new capital city.
But for coming up with a commercial city where is the land? Definitely many agricultural lands have to be removed because it would consume hundreds of acres of land to build complexes and infrastructure.
Also, a mistake that happened with Hyderabad ie focusing only on one area for development and land price boom should not happen so it has to be an uniform development.
But how can all this be done without sacrificing several acres of agricultural land. Will that be a wise move for the Seemandhra people?
