Pithapuram Area Development Authority
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Helpline: 1902, PADA Office NO:- 7680828391 Last Updated: 26Th May 2026
AP Deputy CM
Government of Andhra Pradesh

Pithapuram Area
Development Authority

Driving inclusive growth, zero poverty and sustainable development in Pithapuram Assembly Constituency through the P4 approach — Public, Private, People & Partnership.

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PADA updates JOB MELA ON 06/06/2026: (TOTAL NUMBER OF CANDIDATES REGISTERED:-950), (TOTAL NUMBER OF COMPANIES PARTICIPATED:-80), (TOTAL NUMBER OF CANDIDATES SELECTED IN JOB MELA:-450), (CONDUCTED BY DEPARTMENT OF SKILLS DEVELOPMENT & TRAINING GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH).

₹1500 Cr

Total Budget

4+ Lakh

Population Served

52

Gram Panchayats

132

Active Projects

About the Authority

About PADA

The Pithapuram Area Development Authority (PADA) was constituted by the Government of Andhra Pradesh in November 2024, officially commencing operations on March 17, 2025. Established as a fulfillment of Deputy CM K. Pawan Kalyan's election promise, PADA covers 52 Gram Panchayats, Pithapuram Municipality, and Gollaprolu Municipality, spanning Pithapuram, Gollaprolu, and U. Kothapalli mandals.

The authority conducts public grievance meetings on last Monday of every Month at Pithapuram, ensuring transparent and accountable governance.

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Pithapuram Constituency Map

2024

Year Established

P4

Approach Model
Integrated Development

Development Sectors

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Geography& Natural Resources

Geographic Positioning : Spans 362 sq. km located within the Kakinada district. It shares boundaries with Kakinada, Samalkot, and Peddapuram constituencies Land Composition : The constituency has 65% of its land under agriculture, primarily cultivating paddy, while 10% comprises wetlands and forests. Water & Irrigation Infrastructure : Primary source: Yeleru Canal System. Coastal resource : A 16.8 km coastline providing a foundation for a massive fisheries and aquaculture economy. Climate Profile: Tropical climate with 1,100 mm average annual rainfall, mostly from the South-West Monsoon. The low elevation (+12.5 M) necessitates strategic water management during cyclone seasons.
Public Information

Latest Updates

Governance & News
Commences Weekly Grievance Redressal Sessions

Project Director received 34 public complaints at the inaugural grievance session, covering revenue, municipal, excise, and infrastructure departments.

18 May 2026
Governance & News
Uppada Sea Protection wall

Construction of a sea protection wall along the Uppada coast to safeguard coastal villages, habitations, roads, and other public infrastructure from coastal erosion and sea intrusion. The project is being taken up by the AP Maritime Board at an estimated cost of ₹323.00 crore.

08 October 2026
Governance & News
Establishment of Government Ayurvedic Medical College

Establishment of a Government Ayurvedic Medical College to provide quality education and training in Ayurveda and strengthen access to traditional healthcare services in the region. The project is proposed under NAM (National AYUSH Mission) at an estimated cost of ₹100.00 crore

08 October 2026
Governance & News
Amruth Bharath Stations,Modernisation of railway Station

Modernisation and redevelopment of the railway station under the Amrit Bharat Station Scheme, with improved passenger amenities, upgraded infrastructure, better circulation facilities, accessibility, and enhanced overall station environment. The project is proposed at an estimated cost of ₹37.25 crore.

08 October 2026
Governance & News
MVS on Yeleru Reservior for Pithapuram Constituency

Implementation of a Multi-Village Water Supply (MVS) Scheme drawing water from the Yeleru Reservoir to provide reliable and sustainable drinking water supply to villages across the Pithapuram Constituency. The scheme aims to ensure adequate and quality potable water through a comprehensive water supply network, including intake, treatment, transmission, storage, and distribution infrastructure. The project is proposed under Jal Jeevan Mission (JJM) at an estimated cost of ₹307.00 crore.

08 October 2026