PM Modi to put Amaravati Foundation stone
Prime Minister Narendra Modi would lay the foundation stone of Andhra Pradesh's new capital Amaravati on October 22. The state government has organized a mega event which would be attended by 4-5 lakh people. The PM would spend 90 minutes at the event . PM would be shown a presentation on the 'past, present and future' of Amaravati, a historically significant place.
- Why did Andhra Pradesh need a new capital?
- Amaravati is the new capital of Andhra Pradesh
- Singapore PM invited for Foundation Stone Ceremony
- Andhra wants Amaravati artifacts back from UK
- Naidu's e-brick plan for Amaravati
- The world helps build Andhra's new capital Amaravati
- PM Modi to put Amaravati Foundation stone
- Andhra's new capital Amaravati inaugrated by PM Modi
Why did Andhra Pradesh need a new capital?
The state of Telangana was created out of Andhra Pradesh in 2014; both states are to share Hyderabad for 10 years till AP's development of the new capital is complete
Amaravati is the new capital of Andhra Pradesh
Andhra CM Naidu had said the new capital region would be developed between Vijayawada & Guntur and would be called Amaravati. The masterplan for the new capital was made by experts from Singapore. However, Naidu was facing financial problems as Rs.20,000 crore was needed to build the city but the Centre had only sanctioned Rs. 1500 crore for the project till then.
Singapore PM invited for Foundation Stone Ceremony
Chief Minister Naidu had invited Singapore PM Lee Hsein Loong for the AP capital city Amaravati's foundation stone laying ceremony on October 22. Singapore Government had prepared the Master Plans for the three-layered administrative headquarters of Andhra Pradesh - the seed capital, capital city and the capital region. PM Loong had responded positively saying he would try his best to attend the ceremony.
Andhra wants Amaravati artifacts back from UK
Andhra Pradesh Chief Secretary IYR Krishna Rao had visited the British museum and said that about 30 to 40 artifacts that were mined from Amaravati are on the display at the Museum. He had said that the state would government would take up the matter with the Central government to bring back the famed artifacts. The artifacts were shipped to London during British rule.
Naidu's e-brick plan for Amaravati
CM Naidu had launched the website 'My Brick, My Amaravati' and urged citizens to buy "e-bricks" at Rs.10 each for new capital Amaravati. 24 hours after the launch of the website, almost four lakh e-bricks were bought. According to him, farmers had "voluntarily" parted with 33,000 acres of land for the new capital. Activists and rival parties had accused him of forcing farmers.
The world helps build Andhra's new capital Amaravati
Andhra Pradesh CM Chandrababu Naidu said he wanted to make Amaravati, the new city, as a "people's capital". Thousands of decorated pots carrying soil and water were brought to Guntur district from different parts of the state. Naveen Reddy, a NRI, had brought soil and water from the United States. Endowments commissioner Anuradha explained that all the material was about 16 tonnes in weight.
PM Modi to put Amaravati Foundation stone
Prime Minister Narendra Modi would lay the foundation stone of Andhra Pradesh's new capital Amaravati on October 22. The state government has organized a mega event which would be attended by 4-5 lakh people. The PM would spend 90 minutes at the event . PM would be shown a presentation on the 'past, present and future' of Amaravati, a historically significant place.
Andhra's new capital Amaravati inaugrated by PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi laid the foundation stone for Amaravati, the new capital city of Andhra Pradesh. He said that Amaravati will be a model for innovative urban development technologies. He added that it is going to be the focal point of the development and progress of Andhra Pradesh. He congratulated Andhra-CM Naidu for the fast pace of progress of construction of the city.
