Minister for City Development and City Development P. Narayan | Photo Credit: File Photos
The Minister of the Municipal Administration P. Narayan announced on Monday that the AP (CRDA) Office has sanctioned the development of the Golden Clump in Atmacur near Mangalagiri, which will include a reserved GEMS and jewelry park. The project is expected to extend over 78 acres and attract almost 5,000 crore in investment and create about 20,000 direct jobs, except for thousands of indirect opportunities.
CRDA also cleaned the CRORE 904 GBP allocation for the development of infrastructure in 29 main villages as part of critical infrastructure and LPS investment plan). These proposals will be presented before Cabinet 21. August for approval, after which offers will be invited.
LPS is made to facilitate the golden clump, Mr. Narayana said. The Office also assigned another 100 hectares to Vit and SRM universities to support their expansion in Amaravati. In the great reform of CRDA, the removal of the word “acquirer” approved from LPS certificates, allowing the assigned landowners to participate in the growth of the capital.
On the queue of housing, the government is trying to hand over over 4,000 houses by March 31. The main highways in the capital region are aimed at completing within three and a half years, while all layouts are expected to be completed in two and a half years.
The CRDA was also instructed to promote only an industry that pollutes the industry and speeds up a plan for the development of the sporting city of international standards through a special special -purpose vehicle. In addition, Amaravati will host the University of Biological Engineering together with the extended support of existing universities. “All these projects are planned as iconic monuments,” said Mr. Narayana, emphasizing the government’s commitment quickly to watch the establishment of Amaravati as a modern capital.
Published – August 18 2025 20:54 IS IS
