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The Scheme for Integrated Textile Parks (SITP) was approved in the 10th Five Year Plan to
provide the industry with world-class infrastructure facilities for setting up their textile units
by merging the erstwhile Apparel Parks for Exports Scheme (APES) and Textile
Centre Infrastructure Development Scheme (TCIDS).
The scheme targets industrial clusters/locations with high growth potential, which require
strategic interventions by way of providing world-class infrastructure support. The project
cost covers common infrastructure and buildings for production/support activities,
depending on the needs of the ITP. There will be flexibility in setting up ITPs to suit the local
requirements.
Land Pooling is an area-level land assemblage technique, in which the owners of the
revenue lands are assured 50% of developed land with good access roads, while the
developer (TSIIC) gets the balance land for roads, open spaces, amenities, and a portion of
the land (within the remaining 50% ) in lieu of developing the infrastructure facilities and
amenities.
Included in the Master plan area of KUDA which helps in planned development of
the area
The village has NH-202 connecting Warangal and Eturunagaram passing through its
center
Availability of good Work force from the village and from Warangal as it is in the
vicinity of 13km
Proposed master plan roads passing through the village will help in improving
Water bodies are within the village
Water canal passing through the village
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Well connected with Warangal
Availability of Continuous dry land
Total population of Oorugonda is 5360 .Male population is 2704 and Female population is
2,656. The number of households is 1237. Total area of Oorugonda is 1817 hectares or
4489.905 acres.
Location Map:
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Connectivity of Oorugonda Village:
By Road
By Rail
There is no railway station near to Oorugonda in less than 10 km. However there are railway
Stations from nearby Warangal.
The nearest railway station to Oorugonda is Warangal which is located in and around 13.6
kilometer distance. The following table shows other railway stations and its distance from
Mamakudi.
1. Delineating a boundary in the village where there are dry lands and less wet lands
are present excluding the village settlement areas.
2. Categorizing the land areas of the individual survey numbers.
3. Calculating 50% of the total land to be reallocated to the land owners and bifurcating
the remaining 50% of the land to various uses like Textile Park, Amenities, Open
spaces, roads, land for sale etc.
4. With the calculated areas, within the proposed Land Pooling boundary, all the land
uses are allocated within the given percentages with regular road pattern.
By this process, the land is properly divided into regular parcels and the entire land is
allocated to proper land uses.
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Cadastral Map
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Land Pooling Scheme Proposed boundary in the Village:
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50% area to be reallocated to the land owners:
Category of Total No. of survey Total 10% area for Internal Total
S.No
Land No.s area roads area
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10 8-9acres 24 202.58 22.51 225.09
11 9-10 acres 15 141.39 15.71 157.10
12 10-11acres 10 105.63 11.74 117.37
13 11-12 acres 5 56.96 6.33 63.29
14 13-14acres 2 27.39 3.04 30.43
15 30-40 acres 1 34.50 3.83 38.33
Total 341 1359.62 151.07 1510.69
Way forward:
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