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Amaravati's Role in Andhra Pradesh's Economic Growth

Amaravati is poised to play a pivotal role in Andhra Pradesh's economic growth, with the government projecting the creation of over 2.73 lakh skilled jobs in the capital city. The development of an electronic city and industrial zones is expected to attract significant investments and boost the state's economy.

The Amaravati Capital Region Development Authority (CRDA) has outlined plans to develop the city as a hub for technology, healthcare, and education. With a projected population of 35 lakh by 2050, Amaravati is set to become a major economic driver for the state.

The government has also assured full support to the real estate sector, aiming to create 20 lakh jobs over the next five years. This focus on infrastructure and employment is expected to position Amaravati as a key player in India's urban development landscape.

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Andhra Pradesh Kicks Off Amaravati Capital City Project

Andhra Pradesh Kicks Off Amaravati Capital City Project

VIJAYAWADA: Andhra Pradesh has commenced work on the Rs 65,000 crore Amaravati capital city project, aiming to establish a 'people's capital' on the banks of the River Krishna. The project seeks to attract skilled migrants, industries, professionals, and businesses globally. Following a five-year pause, the

Andhra Pradesh to Expand Amaravati with Land Acquisition

Andhra Pradesh to Expand Amaravati with Land Acquisition

The Andhra Pradesh government is set to expand Amaravati by acquiring 44,676 acres of land across four mandals: Tulluru, Amaravati, Tadikonda, and Mangalagiri. The Capital Region Development Authority (CRDA) will oversee the acquisition, collecting 9,919 acres in Harischandrapuram, Vaddamanu, and Pedaparimi (Tulluru mandal); 12,838 acres in Vaikunthapuram,

Amaravati Land Acquisition Planned

Amaravati Land Acquisition Planned

The government is planning to acquire an additional 30,000 acres of land for Amaravati, the state capital. This new acquisition will supplement the existing 33,000 acres where construction is already in progress. The additional land is intended to accommodate future development needs, including a new airport, an expanded