1100 crore Happy Nest project in Amaravati..!?

* Increased land prices in Amaravati.
* Booming real estate sector.
* 1100 crore Happy Nest project in Amaravati.

100 days have almost been completed since Chandrababu's coalition government was formed in the state of Andhra Pradesh. But during this 100-day rule, there are some allegations that the Chandrababu government has not done much except the distribution of pensions and the opening of Anna canteens. But it can be said that Chandrababu Sarkar will go very aggressively in the case of andhra pradesh capital. During Jaganmohan Reddy's rule, the three capitals were made without capital. But after Chandrababu became the chief minister, he first focused on Amaravati. In particular, it is reported that the responsibility of amaravati has been handed over to minister Narayana. He is carrying out reviews on the development of amaravati every day and moving forward. At the same time, huge funds are also coming to amaravati from the Centre.

In the previous budget meeting, the central government set a huge budget for the development of amaravati, the capital of Andhra Pradesh. 15 thousand crore financial assistance has been announced to AP. But even if it is a loan with low interest, justice will be done to AP. Moreover, Chandrababu Sarkar has also launched a Happy Nest project in the capital of Amaravati. This project was started when Chandrababu became the chief minister for the first time. And now after becoming the chief minister, Chandrababu has focused on this.

This project is going to start with 930 crores. But in the background of higher expenditure than in the past, there is a chance of spending another 200 crores more. State-of-the-art buildings will be constructed as part of this project. At the same time, the Chandrababu government is attracting investments in Amaravati. It can be said that the amaravati brand has grown more than before. The real estate sector is also developing.
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Sowmiya Sriram

12/09/2024 09:28 AM