MA & UD Minister P. Narayan and Minister of Execution Tax Ravindra during review of soil allocations in Amaravati on Tuesday. | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement
The Andhra Pradesh Capital Region Development Authority (CRDA) approved offers worth 1,732,31 GBP for the construction of residential towers for gazetane and non -insult government employees in the main capital in Amaravati.
47. CRDA session was chaired on Tuesday by the main Minister N. Chandrababa Naidu on the Secretariat.
The publication of details, the Minister of the Municipal Administration and the urban development of P. Narayan stated that CRDA approved the projects of more infrastructure related to the development of Amaravati. The key approval is CRP 514.41 GBP for completing towers for officers with gazetted (originally launched in 2014–2019), 194.73 Crore for external infrastructure, Crore 506.67 Crore for nine towers for non -binding employees and 517.10 Crore for construction and related fictional.
In addition, 560.57 GBP Crore was approved for a water treatment plant of 190 billion, including five years of operation and maintenance, and 494.86 Crore for the water tanks, he said.
Mr. Narayana said that the approval was also sanctioned for road infrastructure. The Office gave the invitation to the selection procedure to 1.5 km increased road on the E-3 seed, an extension of 4.10 km on the road E-113 (384.78 crore), an extension of 3.98 km on the road E-17 (70 GBP), said everything that joined.
Soil assigned to seven institutions
The Minister said the land was assigned to seven new institutions. CRDA assigned 55 acres to legal university and 50 acres to Quantum Valley. Smaller land for tax departments (0.78 hectares), Indian Red Cross Society (0.78 hectares), Coast Bank headquarters (0.40 hectares) and hotels IRCTC (1 hectare).
In addition, another 6 hectares of Basavatarakam Cancer Institute, which previously received 15 hectares, has been assigned to the new medical university, added that 71 institutions have so far been awarded 1,050 acres in the main capital area of Amaravati.
Published – May 7, 2025 08:33 IS
