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Amaravati Capital Development: HOD Towers Dewatering Progress

The Amaravati capital project continues to make significant strides, with the recent dewatering of the HOD Towers marking a key milestone in its development. The dewatering process, which has reduced water levels by 7 feet, is a critical step in ensuring the stability and safety of the construction site.

The Iconic Towers Phase 1, a centerpiece of the Amaravati capital project, is progressing as planned. This phase includes the construction of high-rise buildings that will serve as administrative and commercial hubs, symbolizing the modern vision of Andhra Pradesh's new capital.

Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu has been closely monitoring the project, emphasizing its importance for the state's economic and infrastructural growth. The dewatering of the HOD Towers is a testament to the meticulous planning and execution of the Amaravati capital project.

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