The continued support and cooperation of farmers remain the driving force behind the development of Amaravati. Their contribution through the Land Pooling Scheme has laid the foundation for building a world-class capital, and heartfelt appreciation was expressed to every farmer who partnered in this transformative initiative.
It was stated that the completion of the land pooling process will enable the immediate commencement of the Inner Ring Road and Railway Track projects. The Railway Department is fully prepared to begin construction as soon as the remaining land pooling formalities are completed.
As part of the phased infrastructure rollout, the MLA Quarters will be handed over to the government on July 25, followed by the MLC Quarters on August 15. The Ministers’ Residential Quarters are scheduled to become operational during the first week of September.
Amaravati’s infrastructure development is progressing according to a well-defined timeline. The construction of 350 kilometres of trunk roads is targeted for completion by March 2027, while the development of the city’s layouts is expected to be completed by the end of 2027, paving the way for a modern, sustainable, and well-connected capital.
The progress of Amaravati’s development continues to be monitored closely through regular reviews. The Hon’ble Chief Minister, Shri N. Chandrababu Naidu, reviews the projects every fifteen days, while continuous day-to-day monitoring ensures the timely execution of every milestone.
