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Andhra Pradesh’s rising capital and hub for future growth.
The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs approved a ₹1,234.91 crore General Pool Residential Accommodation campus — 11 residential towers holding 1,504 dwelling units across 17 acres, with a bank, post office, crèche, community hall and shopping complex. It is the first GPRA project in the new capital, and in the state.
Read more →The Authority cleared ₹1,208.41 crore for the Quantum Valley Twin Towers, ₹2,540 crore for the Secretariat, GAD and HOD tower works, and ₹798 crore for civil works on the Assembly building. A ₹250 crore BITS Pilani campus was also taken up, with admissions expected from 2027.
Read more →President Droupadi Murmu approved the Andhra Pradesh Reorganisation (Amendment) Bill, 2026, giving Amaravati legal standing as the sole and permanent capital of Andhra Pradesh and closing the earlier three-capital proposal.
Read more →A review of ongoing capital city construction at the camp office in Amaravati, with officials directed to fix weekly and monthly targets and to finish work planned ahead of the monsoon on time.
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Figures are correct as of the date shown on each card and change as work proceeds. Check crda.ap.gov.in before quoting any of them.
A transformational project delivering water, irrigation and power for millions.
The state government’s 2024–2026 progress report, From Recovery to Prosperity, sets out Phase I of Polavaram for completion by March 2027, with irrigation for 7.2 lakh new acres and water, power and livelihoods for millions. Completion dates on this project have moved before; this is the state’s stated target rather than an achieved milestone.
Read more →Meeting the Union Jal Shakti Minister in New Delhi, the Chief Minister sought permanent withdrawal of the stop-work order on Polavaram, reimbursement of increased canal costs, and central support for Phase II, put at an estimated ₹32,000 crore. Approvals for the Polavaram–Nallamala Sagar link were raised in the same meeting.
Read more →After a meeting chaired by the Union Jal Shakti Minister with the Chief Ministers of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, the Centre decided to constitute a high-level technical committee on the Polavaram–Banakacherla Link Project and other pending inter-state water questions.
Read more →A review of the irrigation programme across the state, which took in the resettlement still outstanding at Polavaram — the part of the project that decides when families displaced by the reservoir can actually be moved.
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Figures are correct as of the date shown on each card. Completion dates on this project have moved more than once, so check the Polavaram Project Authority before quoting one.
The state’s port city and its gateway to industry, technology and the world.
The greenfield airport at Bhogapuram was inaugurated by the Prime Minister, built under a public-private partnership at a cost of over ₹5,640 crore and designed for six million passengers a year, with AI-based systems, biometric processing and automated baggage handling.
Read more →The same visit carried a wider programme for the region: the Prime Minister inaugurated, dedicated and laid foundation stones for development projects worth close to ₹18,000 crore across Andhra Pradesh.
Read more →Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw and Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu laid the foundation stone for the AI hub at Visakhapatnam, with Google, Adani and Bharti Airtel represented. The Minister called the city the country’s emerging AI destination.
Read more →Google announced roughly $15 billion over 2026–2030 for a gigawatt-scale AI and data centre campus at Visakhapatnam — its largest investment in India — together with a new international subsea gateway landing on the east coast. Partners named are AdaniConneX and Airtel.
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Figures are correct as of the date shown on each card and change as work proceeds. The Google and Adani figures are the companies’ own announcements, not government ones.
Swarna Andhra 2047 is the state’s vision for a golden Andhra Pradesh. P4 is the partnership carrying its first principle: Margadarsis walk with Bangaru Kutumbams, towards zero poverty by 2029.
Ten months in, 10.42 lakh Bangaru Kutumbams had been mapped to 1.03 lakh registered benefactors. Around 21 lakh families have been identified as needing help, with their requirements sorted into 32 categories.
Read more →An analysis of the needs recorded against 10 lakh Bangaru Kutumbams found 31% wanted employment, 22% medical assistance and 9% help expanding a small business. The Chief Minister restated the 2029 zero-poverty goal.
Read more →N. Chandrababu Naidu announced he would adopt 250 Bangaru Kutumbams in his own Kuppam constituency. Each family’s progress is reviewed every three months — the programme is long-term mentorship, not a one-time transfer.
Read more →The Public, Private and People Partnership was launched on Telugu New Year at Velagapudi: the ablest ~10% of households walk with the ~20% in greatest need, with the government acting as matchmaker. Benefactors may adopt a family, adopt a village, or fund a single need.
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Enrolment figures change weekly and each card is dated accordingly. Confirm current numbers on the official P4 portal before quoting them.
National President of the Telugu Desam Party and Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh.
Speaking after the Prime Minister inaugurated the Alluri Sitarama Raju International Airport, the Chief Minister said it would change the face and the future of the region, and thanked the farmers of Bhogapuram for parting with their land for the project.
Read more →The Chief Minister instructed officials to develop Amaravati as a major economic hub, to carry Telugu cultural elements into the capital’s architecture, and to accelerate infrastructure work.
Read more →The Andhra Pradesh Reorganisation (Amendment) Bill, 2026 passed unanimously in both Houses of Parliament. The Chief Minister said it reflects the collective will and aspirations of the people of Andhra Pradesh.
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General Secretary of the party and Minister for Human Resource Development, IT and Electronics.
Laying the foundation stone for Suzlon wind energy projects in Rayadurgam constituency, the Minister said the government believes in grounding projects and creating jobs. He put the projects at 1,325 MW of renewable capacity, about ₹10,000 crore of investment and more than 4,000 jobs — stated targets, not achieved outcomes.
Read more →A Fortune India long-read profiles the Minister as the government’s dealmaker and executor: economic corridors at Visakhapatnam, Amaravati and Tirupati, MSME parks across 175 constituencies, and around 650 performance indicators tracked across government.
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