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Village Heritage and Development: Nali Village and surrounding areas like Sangameswaraswami village, Kammanamolu, Sorlagondi, Deenadayala puram, Gullalamoda, Etimoga, and Edurumundi, Parrachivara are significant for the Agnikulakshatriyas. These villages are rich in cultural heritage, with temples and historic sites. Agnikulakshatriyas demand the construction of a bridge between Edurumundi and Etimoga, and a railway track from Machilipatnam to Repalle and also from Machilipatnam to Nizampatnam via key villages, to boost economic development.Demands from Agnikulakshatriyas to Deviseema:1.Proposal for Train Track: Build a train track from Machilipatnam to Repalle and from Machilipatnam to Nizampatnam Port via Mollagunta central station for exports and imports to capital Amaravati and other states.2.Bridge Construction: Build a bridge from Edurumundi to Etimoga.3.Train Track from Machilipatnam to Repalle: Route: Machilipatnam station, Hamasaladeevi (beach available for port yard), Palakayatippa (better than Hamasaladeevi for building a port yard for export and imports, nearest place from Sagara Sangamam), Paathavuppakali (fishing area, suitable for harbor to stay ships for making port yard for exports and imports), Sangameswaram (fishing area, suitable for harbor to stay ships for making port yard for exports and imports), Nali Village (lots of area for building cold storages and godowns for storing resources, tourist attraction from Nali beach area, windmills for power generation), Sorlagondi (exports and imports resources from navy ships), Gullalamoda (Agnikulakshatriyas lighthouse, exports and imports resources from navy ships, sea tidal waves, tide and river floods for generating power without corrosion), Edurumundi (suitable for harbor for exports and imports from port yards), Mollagunta (best resource to export sea salt, central train track station between Machilipatnam and Repalle and Nizampatnam), Tummala, Nalluripalem, Repalle (final train station).4.Train Track from Machilipatnam to Nizampatnam: Route: Machilipatnam station, Hamasaladeevi (beach available for port yard), Palakayatippa (better than Hamasaladeevi for building a port yard for export and imports, nearest place from Sagara Sangamam), Paathavuppakali (fishing area, suitable for harbor to stay ships for making port yard for exports and imports), Sangameswaram (fishing area, suitable for harbor to stay ships for making port yard for exports and imports), Nali Village (lots of area for building cold storages and godowns for storing resources, tourist attraction from Nali beach area, windmills for power generation), Sorlagondi (exports and imports resources from navy ships), Gullalamoda (Agnikulakshatriyas lighthouse, exports and imports resources from navy ships, sea tidal waves, tide and river floods for generating power without corrosion), Edurumundi (suitable for harbor for exports and imports from port yards), Mollagunta (best resource to export sea salt, central train track station between Machilipatnam and Repalle and Nizampatnam), Kottapalem, Dindi, Adavuladeevi, Kalipalem, Nizampatnam (final station).5.Economic Development Proposals: Both proposed train tracks (Machilipatnam to Nizampatnam and Machilipatnam to Repalle) will provide facilities for the implementation of Andhra Pradesh's economy, contributing to financial development and state income through these central projects. These developments will support resource export and import to the capital Amaravati, Chennai, and other states. The surrounding rural and urban areas will also benefit and develop.6.Tourist Income Allocation: Income generated from tourist places in Agnikulakshatriyas coastal areas must be allocated to Agnikulakshatriyas for the development of their community and to alleviate poverty.7.Reservation Demands: Agnikulakshatriyas demand BC-A reservation for MLA and MLC seats in the Deviseema area, particularly in the Avanigadda assembly constituency.8.Government Support: Provide free facilities every month and year, including containers for transport, port yards, boats, ships, education scholarships, pensions, water tanks, schools, colleges, and support for Agnikulakshatriya trusts. Additionally, establish ritu markets, townships, banks, roads, transport buses, and an airport at Nagayalanka. Comprehensive support in health, land, and infrastructure will help alleviate poverty among Agnikulakshatriyas.9. We are demanding that you build cyclone shelters and houses in every Agnikulakshatriyas village and town near the coastal areas where Agnikulakshatriyas live. The Agnikulakshatriyas of Nali, under the leadership and vision of figures like Sri Ponnamanda Lakshmana Swamy Varma, known as the Father of the Agnikulakshatriyas, have maintained a strong community bond. His efforts during the British rule helped solidify the community's identity and unity, ensuring their cultural heritage would be preserved for future generations.
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