Amaravati

4,000 houses in Amaravati are set to be handed over by December, according to Vangalapudi Anitha. Ministers visited construction sites including Ministers’ Bungalows, Iconic Towers, and MLA/MLC residential quarters, where Mr. Narayana provided updates on project progress.

The Andhra Pradesh Capital Region Development Authority has approved infrastructure projects for Quantum Valley's 9 GW data center ecosystem in Amaravati, including two 18-storey towers estimated to cost ₹1,205 crore.

Andhra Pradesh's economy is back on track, according to CM Chandrababu Naidu, who mentioned the state's 'double-engine' governance model and 'triple-engine growth strategy' focusing on Visakhapatnam, Amaravati, and Tirupati regions, along with developing Rayalaseema as a horticulture hub.

CM will hand over MLA and MLC quarters in Amaravati to GAD on August 13, as announced by Revenue Minister Satya Prasad. Construction of other key infrastructure works is progressing rapidly, confirmed during an inspection with MA&UD Minister Narayana and BC Welfare Minister Savitha.

Andhra Pradesh's economic growth rate is 11.3%, surpassing Telangana's, according to Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu. The growth rate declined to 10.3% between 2019 and 2024 from 13.5% in the previous five years. ₹10,000 crore has been allocated for Amaravati, and ₹8,300 crore for the Polavaram project.

Mr. Narayana reviewed the progress of construction at key buildings in Amaravati, including the Assembly, High Court, GAD Tower, and four HoD Towers, which are being developed as landmark structures.

YSRCP has raised concerns about the lack of housing proposals for the poor in Amaravati, citing replies from the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs in Parliament. The party states that the Andhra Pradesh government has not sought approval for housing projects under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana-Urban 2.0 scheme for Amaravati.

Chief Minister reviews 95 projects worth ₹50,999 crore, sets a minimum monthly progress target of 7.92%, and calls for integrated planning of Amaravati with Vijayawada and Guntur.

Andhra Pradesh has partnered with AstraZeneca to establish a Genomic Solutions Centre in Amaravati, utilizing next-generation sequencing, AI, and genomic technologies for early cancer detection and personalized treatment. The project includes installing AI-enabled X-ray systems in government hospitals to improve diagnostic accuracy.

PNB partners with A.P. to establish a Quantum Finance Innovation Hub in Amaravati, aiming to enhance digital banking services through advanced technologies. The initiative focuses on improving security, efficiency, and customer-friendliness in banking.

Ministers P. Narayana, Gottipati Ravi Kumar, and Dola Bala Veeranjaneya Swamy reviewed progress on infrastructure projects in Amaravati, including roads, government buildings, residential quarters for officers, and MLA/MLC accommodations. They described the city as emerging as a liveable and education hub.

Bolisetty Satyanarayana urges strict implementation of the Land Acquisition Act in Amaravati. The statement emphasizes adherence to the Act in the specified location.

Residential towers for legislators in Amaravati are nearing completion and will soon be transferred to the General Administration Department, as announced by MA&UD Minister Narayana following an inspection of construction progress in the capital region.

Singapore has offered technical support, expertise, and advisory services for the development of Amaravati, a greenfield capital project. The collaboration with Minister P. Narayana includes long-term cooperation in urban planning, infrastructure, and capacity building.

Nakka Ananda Babu accuses YSRCP of using disgruntled farmers to stall the Amaravati capital city project. He claims the opposition party is employing these farmers as pawns in a political game to hinder development.

Jagan Mohan Reddy, the YSRCP chief, alleges that police and bulldozers are being deployed against Amaravati land-givers. He demands the government refrain from acquiring land without farmers' consent.

The minister confirmed that Amaravati works are on schedule and provided updates on measures to prevent rain-related disruptions. Farmers raised concerns about village issues.

Peddireddi Ramachandra Reddy, the former Minister, stated that the Mavigun region comprising Machilipatnam, Vijayawada, and Guntur is more accessible and cost-effective than Amaravati. This proposal by Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy aims to spread development to backward areas in Krishna and Guntur districts.

APCRDA has approved improved benefits for Amaravati land pooling farmers. The Chief Minister has directed officials to include at least one national or international school and a modern hospital in each of the 25 townships within the Amaravati capital region.

A ₹17-crore Rain Forest project is planned in Amaravati to promote eco-tourism by integrating biodiversity conservation, environmental education, and nature-based recreation. ADCL is inviting bids for the project, which aims to create an eco-tourism destination.

Journalists are calling for action on the Amaravati housing project, which has been delayed for an extended period. The project remains unresolved despite ongoing attention.

Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu accuses YSRCP of playing mind games on Amaravati, stating that a capital cannot be shifted once Parliament enacts a law. He vows to realize the 'Swarna Kuppam' vision as a major economic, tourism, and gold mining hub.

Sajjala Ramakrishna Reddy claims Mavigun is a better and cost-effective alternative to Amaravati. He criticizes Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu for failing to justify Amaravati as a self-financing project and borrowing ₹47,000 crore.

Minister Bharat criticized Jagan for his remarks on Amaravati. The statement highlights a political disagreement between the two figures.

Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu accuses Jagan of inconsistency regarding the State capital, citing shifts from supporting Amaravati to proposing three capitals and now advocating MAVIGUN. Naidu claims no force can halt Amaravati's development.

AGICL is inviting architectural firms to participate in nearly 100 infrastructure projects for the development of Amaravati as a world-class capital city. The projects are part of a ₹56,000 crore initiative currently under implementation.

Tourism Minister Kandula Durgesh criticizes YSRCP leader Jagan for inconsistent positions on Andhra Pradesh's capital city, noting initial support for Amaravati, then proposing three capitals, and now the 'MAVIGUN' plan. Durgesh argues the capital city decision should prioritize the people's future and self-respect over political slogans.

A Singapore delegation inspected housing, lake, and tower works in Amaravati during a two-day visit. APCRDA officials highlighted progress on ongoing projects, the city's development strategy, and available investment opportunities.

APCRDA invites bids for manpower and knowledge support services in Amaravati. The selected agency will recruit and maintain personnel for professional, technical, and field-level positions required for projects and operations in the capital city.

Naidu reviews a ₹50,999-crore project for Amaravati, urging contractors to maintain quality and meet timelines. He also invites reputed firms to partner in constructing the greenfield capital.

Gottipati accuses YSRCP of attempting to create unrest in Amaravati. The Energy Minister claims the previous YSRCP government stalled Amaravati’s development and misled the public after losing power.

YSRCP chief Jagan accuses the TDP government of orchestrating an attack on YSRCP leaders. He claims party leaders visited Amaravati at farmers' invitation and alleges police coordinated the attack while farmers are being harassed under the capital project.

AP Drone Corp., a Bengaluru-based aerospace company, has signed a pact to develop a drone delivery network connecting Amaravati, Vijayawada, and Guntur. The initiative involves collaboration with stakeholders in healthcare, logistics, and e-commerce sectors to enable drone operations.

Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu instructed CRDA officials to expedite Bank Street development in Amaravati and emphasized creating seamless telephone, cable, and Internet connectivity. He proposed using the Public-Private Partnership model to build digital infrastructure for future needs.

The State government announced that its quantum hardware facility in Amaravati achieved a milestone by cooling a home-built refrigerator to -269°C at Medha Towers.

Amaravati will launch a quantum and AI innovation centre in collaboration with IBM on June 18. The centre will connect 380 quantum innovation cells and over 3,000 students and professors from engineering colleges.

Andhra Pradesh explores partnerships with Singapore firms to develop Amaravati and strengthen urban infrastructure. A high-level delegation led by Minister Narayana discussed collaborations with NUS Cities, Surbana Jurong Innovation Hub, and the National Environment Agency in urban planning, climate resilience, digital governance, and solid waste management.

Lokesh and Pemmasani laid the foundation for a ₹142-crore Nidamarru railway overbridge in Mangalagiri to address daily traffic disruptions between Mangalagiri, Amaravati, and Tadikonda.

In Singapore, Naidu promotes Amaravati as a future-ready global city. The Chief Minister invites international investors, technology leaders, and semiconductor manufacturers to partner with the State government in its ambitious development plans.

Amaravati construction is expected to drive job creation in North Andhra, according to MLA Kondru Murali Mohan. The statement highlights the project's potential economic impact.