Tomorrow, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will formally resume building in the capital city of Amaravati and lay the groundwork for projects valued at Rs 49,040 crore. After laying the first foundation stone for the capital city’s construction in October 2015, Modi will be launching projects in Amaravati for the second time. The PM will then speak at a public event.
TDP, Jana Sena, and BJP officials and cadre have been invited by Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu to attend. At 2:55 pm, the PM will land at Gannavaram Airport, where he will be greeted by TDP-NDA coalition leaders and ministers. He will next take a chopper to Velagapudi. At 3:15 p.m., he is expected to arrive at Velagapudi, where Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan and Naidu will greet him.
Naidu said that despite a financial crisis, a number of social and development initiatives have been implemented in the ten months since the TDP-led NDA took office, and that the state and the Centre are working closely together to realize his Amaravati ambition. According to him, the money raised from Amaravati will be utilized to support additional welfare and development initiatives. Basic amenities will be available within the next three years, he said, referring to the capital as a self-sustaining enterprise. According to Naidu, farmers have donated their property with the future of the state in mind, and land has been successfully pooled for the capital city.
The chief minister added that the Polavaram project will be finished by 2027 and that the opening of TCS in Visakhapatnam would create a significant number of job opportunities. According to him, the construction of the Bhogapuram airport is proceeding quickly, and LG Corporation plans to invest Rs 5,000 crore in the state.
