Bidadi township: 80% landowners agree to part with land: DKS
Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar announced that 80% of landowners in the Bidadi township area have agreed to part with their land for the Greater Bengaluru Integrated Township project. The government plans to acquire over 6,700 acres for this AI-powered township, with compensation starting in June. Farmers have been encouraged to accept land compensation, as future returns are expected to be higher.
- ▪80% of landowners have agreed to part with their land for the Bidadi township project.
- ▪The government will acquire over 6,700 acres for the development of India's first AI-powered integrated township.
- ▪Compensation will start being released from the first week of June, with full compensation for those who agree to part with their land before June 30.
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Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar on Wednesday announced that 80% of landowners, whose lands are notified for the Greater Bengaluru Integrated Township (GBIT) or Bidadi township, have agreed to part with their land, and the final notification will be issued by June 30.The government is set to acquire over 6,700 acres for developing India’s first and largest artificial intelligence (AI)-powered integrated township. Mr. Shivakumar held discussions with farmers from the Bidadi region regarding the township project at his government residence office in Kumara Park on Wednesday.The Deputy Chief Minister said that the government will start releasing compensation from the first week of June.
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