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The Andhra Pradesh government has authorized INR 2,100 crore for Amaravati's growth in Q1 of FY 2025-26, drawn from a total INR 6,000 crore budget allocated to the state's planned greenfield capital project. CRDA Commissioner K. Kanna Babu confirmed the Finance Department's release of the Comprehensive Budget Release Order. These funds will support urban infrastructure, capital works, and externally aided projects. On May 2, Prime Minister Narendra Modi relaunched Amaravati's construction, initiating 74 major projects worth INR 49,000 crore, including key government buildings and housing for 5,200 families, reaffirming the government's commitment to advancing Amaravati as a modern administrative capital.
The Andhra Pradesh government has officially approved INR 2,100 crore for Amaravati's development in the first quarter of the 2025-26 financial year, reaffirming its dedication to progressing the state's capital city initiative. This move represents a pivotal advancement in reviving the capital city project planned on undeveloped land. The Capital Region Development Authority (CRDA) Commissioner, K. Kanna Babu, confirmed that the Finance (Budget) Department issued a Comprehensive Budget Release Order (CBRO) for FY26. The Comprehensive Budget Release Order (CBRO) has allocated a total of INR 6,000 crore across multiple categories to facilitate the continued development of the capital's infrastructure projects. Advertisement
Out of the INR 6,000 crore allocation, the government has formally sanctioned INR 2,100 crore for utilization during the first quarter of the fiscal year. The government will direct these funds toward urban development projects, capital infrastructure, large-scale construction, major public works, and externally aided initiatives within Amaravati. The city, envisioned as a symbol of administrative excellence, remains central to Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu's strategic vision for Andhra Pradesh.
On May 2, Prime Minister Narendra Modi revived Amaravati's development drive by commencing 74 infrastructure projects, with a total investment of INR 49,000 crore. These projects include the construction of the state assembly, secretariat, and high court buildings, as well as residential quarters for judicial officers. Additionally, housing facilities will be built to accommodate approximately 5,200 families. This large-scale development is expected to generate significant employment opportunities across various sectors.
These initiatives collectively highlight the government's dedication to shaping Amaravati into a contemporary, efficient, and globally competitive capital city. With the reallocation of funds and renewed focus, the Amaravati project is poised to regain momentum, indicating the revival of a long-envisioned urban hub. The sanctioned budget and high-profile support indicate a robust phase of implementation, promising accelerated development in the quarters ahead.
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