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Andhra Pradesh to build India's largest central library in Amaravati
Andhra Pradesh is gearing up to open India's biggest central library in Amaravati, covering a massive two lakh square feet.
Recently announced by Education Minister Nara Lokesh, the project aims to be finished within a year and promises a modern space for learning and community.
Lokesh says the new library will be 'world-class'
Lokesh says the new library will be "world-class," designed for both students and the public.
To fund this and other libraries, officials are recovering ₹213 crore in overdue funds.
The state is also speeding up work on a big regional library in Visakhapatnam.
With new teacher recruitments and programs helping hundreds of students land jobs, Andhra Pradesh is clearly serious about boosting education and making libraries more accessible for everyone.