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Amaravati to be developed as AI city, says Naidu

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Amaravati to be developed as AI city, says Naidu

The Andhra Pradesh capital, Amaravati would be developed as the Artificial Intelligence (AI) city in the years to come, said chief minister N Chandrababu Naidu on Thursday. Naidu held a review of AP Capital Region Development Authority (APCRDA) with the officials on the day.

Naidu directed the APCRDA officials to complete the construction of their office in Amaravati in the next 90 days. He wanted them to start the work and ensure that the office is inaugurated in the next 90 days. He told the officials to maintain quality in the construction of the APCRDA office in Amaravati. The building should be iconic too, he told the officials.

Naidu also directed the officials to speed up the process of jungle clearance in Amaravati. The officials have already engaged machines to clear the bushes in Amaravati. The bushes on the roads and at several places, including the construction sites, are being removed now. The bushes came up in the last five years as the works in Amaravati were not taken up by the previous YSR Congress government.

The officials told the chief minister that they have engaged 190 machines to clear the jungle in Amaravati. Over 60 per cent of the work is completed, they informed the chief minister. They further said that the jungle clearance work is nearing completion.

The chief minister also reviewed the Happy Nest project in Amaravati. The officials have presented the list of buyers of plots in the Happy Nest when the project was launched in 2018-19. Several NRIs have invested in the Happy Nest. Over 75 per cent of the plots were purchased by the NRIs in the project, which is nearing completion. However, this project too was stopped by the previous YSR Congress government.

The chief minister reviewed the metro project works in Visakhapatnam and Vijayawada. He told the officials to start the work and prepare it to be given to the contractors. He also reviewed the metro project lines and distance in both the cities. He told the officials to see that the work is started at the earliest.

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AP’s Urban Revolution: Nine New Cities to Surround Amaravati

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AP’s Urban Revolution: Nine New Cities to Surround Amaravati

In a bold move to boost urban development, Andhra Pradesh is set to establish nine new cities around the Amaravati capital region, including dedicated health and sports hubs. Municipal Administration and Urban Development Minister Ponguru Narayana made this announcement on Friday, signaling a renewed focus on the state’s urban landscape.

Cleaning operations in Amaravati are slated to commence early next week, either Monday or Wednesday. In a significant development, Minister Narayana also confirmed the revival of the previously halted Amaravati Happy Nest project. This housing initiative, launched by the former TDP government, had garnered overwhelming interest, particularly from non-resident Telugu investors, before being suspended by the YSRCP administration.

Infrastructure development is also high on the agenda. Plans are underway to enhance road networks around Amaravati, including improvements to the Chennai-Kolkata highway and the Seed Access Road. New connecting routes (E5, E11, E13, and E15) will link the capital to the Vijayawada-Chennai National Highway. Minister Narayana assured that the tender process for these projects would begin promptly, with the expansion of Karakatta Road to four lanes also in the pipeline.

Also Read : Big push for Amaravati rebuilding: CRDA takes key decisions

Besides this, Chandrababu Naidu has also asserted that the Capital Region Development Authority (CRDA) will extend 8,352 sq km as per the GO No. 207 issued in 2015.

The announcement comes against the backdrop of Andhra Pradesh’s challenging journey post-bifurcation, which reportedly resulted in a loss of ₹1.3 lakh crore. Critics argue that the previous YSRCP government’s policies, including delays in capital region development and the suspension of the Polavaram project, have led to further, unquantifiable losses.

With the TDP back in office, the government appears poised to initiate a comprehensive damage control process, aiming to put the state back on track for rapid development and growth.

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Big push for Amaravati rebuilding: CRDA takes key decisions

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Big push for Amaravati rebuilding: CRDA takes key decisions

AP Capital Region Development Authority (CRDA) meeting was held in Amaravati on Friday, under the leadership of CM Nara Chandrababu Naidu. Giving a big push to Amaravati rebuilding, several important decisions were taken in the meeting.

Following important decisions were taken:

1. CM Chandrababu Govt decided to continue Amaravati in an area of 8352 sq kms as decided during the formation of capital according to GO 207. After YS Jagan Govt came, Amaravati area was decreased to 6993 square kms.

2. Tenancy amount (koulu) will paid to farmers for the next five years.

3. Amaravati pensions will be disbursed for the next five years.

4. CRDA allotted employee strength is 778. But there are only 249 right now. As Govt decided to complete Amaravati, full strength will be filled up.

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5. CRDA has undone the changes done by YS Jagan Government regarding capital area and limits. That means, capital area will now be same as finalised by Chandrababu Naidu Government between 2014-19.

6. AP Government will once again approach Singapore Government for seed capital.

7. Karakatta Road will be built as four-lane road with dividers.

8. Six bridges will come up on Krishna River. They will be built like Iconic Bridges.

9. CRDA will approach all the investors, reputed educational, health and financial institutions for taking part in Amaravati construction.

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AP Govt appoints experts panel to study Amaravati buildings

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AP Govt appoints experts panel to study Amaravati buildings

The state government had constituted an expert committee to study the strength of the buildings in Amaravati. The Health Department engineer in chief would head the committee. The chief engineers of the Roads and Buildings, Vijayawada Municipal Corporation, AP Central Power Distribution Committee, AP Capital Region Development Authority, Amaravati Development Corporation were appointed as members of the committee. A representative from the Vigilance and Enforcement department would also be a member of the committee.

The committee would visit every building in Amaravati and inspect their strength. The committee would also make recommendations to the state government where to start the construction work. It would study the strength of the iron used in the buildings. It would study the unfinished buildings and make recommendations to the state government on how to start the work.

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Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu had visited the Amaravati region and inspected all the buildings under construction. He inspected every building in Amaravati and personally looked at their condition. The buildings were stopped in 2019 by the Jagan Mohan Reddy government, which proposed three capitals for the state. Amaravati was proposed as the Legislative Capital and hence Jagan Mohan Reddy ignored further development of Amaravati.

The Central government had proposed Rs 15,000 crore as loan from the World Bank for the completion of the Amaravati capital in the next five years. The Central government would support the State government to complete the project. The state government is committed to complete the project and make Amaravati as the only capital of the state.

The state government is also preparing ground to ensure that Amaravati would be the only capital of the state. The chief minister is planning to make it a permanent capital of the state and no government can think of changing the capital as Jagan Mohan Reddy government did in the last five years.

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The government would also give the plots to the farmers in return in the coming five years and develop the business and residential areas of the farmers. The government promised plots in both commercial and residential areas to the farmers in return for the lands given by them to the government for building Amaravati capital.

Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu wants to complete every single work in Amaravati in the next five years. Completion of Amaravati and Polavaram projects are at the top of the agenda of Chandrababu Naidu. He is working on meeting the target and completing the two projects in the scheduled period of five years.

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