Narayana

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.

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.

Majority of farmers support LPS for Amaravati rail and ring road projects, with farmers from Tadikonda and Mothadaka expressing willingness to participate, while Kantheru villagers seek further consultations.

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.

The A.P. government aims for holistic student development, as stated by the MA&UD Minister, who urges teachers to take special responsibility in education. Parent-teacher meetings are emphasized to understand student interests and provide encouragement.

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.

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.

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.

YSRCP leader Kakani Govardhan Reddy accused the NDA government of interfering in SIR, objecting to district Minister P. Narayana's meeting with booth level officers. He claimed SIR should not be used to remove voters of any party.

Minister Narayana reviews the construction of 69 bridges across Kondaveeti Vagu and Palavagu in Amaravati. The project aims to ensure unobstructed rainwater flow and prevent water stagnation during the rainy season.

Andhra Pradesh is promoting PPP-led urban projects to address civic infrastructure gaps using UCF, HUDCO, institutional finance, and municipal revenues. The state has directed 36 ULBs to submit at least one bankable project each.