MACHILIPATNAM

   LAYOUT FEATURES:

• Village approved layout
• 100% Vaastu
• Beautiful spacious park
• Electricity and street lights
• Pleasant Environment
• Drinking water with overhead water tank
• Kachcha drainage system
• 40 feet and 33 feet wide inner roads
• Beautiful Entrance Arch
• Nearer to Town Railway Station  

     DEVELOPMENTS OF MACHILIPATNAM

     RECENT DEVELOPMENTS OF MACHILIPATNAM

Machilipatnam city is located at 16.17°N 81.13°E[3] on the southeast coast of India and in the east corner of Andhra Pradesh. The city has an average elevation of 14 meters (45 feet). Machilipatnam city gets annual rainfall due to the southwest monsoon. The climate is tropical in nature with hot summers and moderate winters. The hottest months are between April and June. The average normal rainfall in the district is 102 cm. For administrative purposes, Machilipatnam falls into the Bandar revenue division of the Krishna District. It is a special grade municipality with 36 panchayats and 28 villages. The city area covers an area of 28 kilometres (10 miles).

Machilipatnam is a parliament constituency in Andhra Pradesh. It is governed by the Collector and the District Magistrate of the Krishna district.It is the first municipality in ANDHRA PRADESH next come tenali. Machilipatnam has big industries. Fashion gold (also called rolled gold or gold covering) ornaments produced there. Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL), a unit of the Union Defence Ministry, of the Government of India, operates a manufacturing unit in Machilipatnam.[8] BEL is involved in design, development and manufacture of electronic equipment that are used by the Indian Defence Services and paramilitary organisations. The city is well-known for sweet dishes called Bandar Laddu and Bandar Halwa. Kuchipudi, a popular Indian Classical Dance form originated at Kuchipudi, 25 kilometres from Machilipatnam. The dance form is in practice in Machilipatnam. The Kalamkari fabrics of Machilipatnam and Kalahasti, with their intricate designs, are used in clothing and wall hangings. Machilipatnam is a city with a rich history of foreign conquests, business and trade. The relics of Bandar Kota (Machilipatnam Fort) can be visited. The old light house is still standing.

Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy Temple which is the famous temple located near by Sri Bommidi Brothers(Venkateswararao & ParameswaraRao) house jalalpet. Sai maharaj devalayam at district court centre Machilipatnam is the main attraction of the town. It has the biggest statue of sri saibaba of shirdi. Dattashram is a pilgrimage site on the coast. Dattashram has an ancient Shiva temple and a recently built Datta temple. Manginapudi is popularly known as "Datta Rameswaram" due to the consecration of 12 wells for bathing (recalling those at Rameswaram).Panduranga Swamy temple at Chilakalapudi near the city, is a famous pilgrimage site. The beaches in Machilipatnam city are long, broad, pristine, with pale blonde sands. Manginapudi Beach, a beach side fishing hamlet 11 km from Machilipatnam, is well known for its scenic beauty and also as a historic port city. During its heyday this port served as a gateway to India. The beach has a natural bay with shallow waters.

The National highway NH-9 from Pune via Hyderabad and Vijayawada is being extended to Bandar Fort through Machilipatnam. A coastal National highway NH-214A from Narsapur to Ongole via Machiipatnam has been sanctioned 4 years ago. Machilipatnam is well connected to important cities of India. Nearest city is Vijayawada, south central railway's important railway station and junction. Navayuga won GO to build Sea port in Machilipatnam. Currently government is in the process of acquiring land for the port development. The nearest airport is Gannavaram airport near Vijayawada, about 70 km away. Machilipatnam is an educational center, offering all the academic courses except Medicine. It has public (state-run) and private-run schools.The local Hindu college and allied institutions offer KG to PG level of education. There are several Telugu language and English language schools. Daita Madhusudhana Sastry, the former secretary and correspondent of the Hindu college and allied institutions was instrumental in the establishment and expansion of most of the educational institutions in Machilipatnam.