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  Andhra Pradesh announces India’s first AI University in Amaravati in partnership with NVIDIA In a major step toward positioning itself as a national leader in artificial intelligence and emerging technologies, the Andhra Pradesh State government has announced plans to establish India’s first dedicated Artificial Intelligence (AI) University in Amaravati . The ambitious project will be developed in partnership with global technology leader NVIDIA and is set to commence operations on February 19, 2026 . The announcement was made by Katamaneni Bhaskhar , Secretary of the Andhra Pradesh Information Technology, Electronics and Communications (ITE&C) Department, during the TechBharat AI for Public Good Summit held at GITAM Deemed-to-be University . The initiative reflects the State’s growing focus on AI-led education, innovation, and governance reform. Strategic Partnership with NVIDIA Andhra Pradesh will launch India’s first dedicated AI University in Amaravati on February 19,...

  The Andhra Pradesh government is planning to construct a grand statue of legendary actor and former Chief Minister Nandamuri Taraka Rama Rao (NTR) in Amaravati with an estimated investment of ₹1,750 crore.  The proposed monument is envisioned as a major cultural and tourism landmark, celebrating NTR’s lasting legacy in cinema, public life, and Telugu pride. Officials say the project will also include surrounding infrastructure and public spaces, aimed at boosting tourism and reinforcing Amaravati’s identity as the state capital.

  The Andhra Pradesh government has approved a major decision to acquire an additional 44,000 acres of land for the continued development of Amaravati as the state’s capital. This move marks a renewed push to advance infrastructure and urban planning in the long-delayed capital project. Officials say the newly acquired land will be used for public amenities, government buildings, residential zones, and green spaces. The government also aims to boost investor confidence and attract new businesses to the area, framing Amaravati as a future-ready capital city. The decision has sparked mixed reactions, with supporters calling it a step toward long-term development, while critics raise concerns about land acquisition and farmer compensation.

  In a significant move to accelerate the development of Amaravati as the state capital, the Andhra Pradesh government has approved ₹2,100 crore for the project in the first quarter of the financial year 2025–26 (FY26). This is the first major allocation toward the capital city’s infrastructure development under the new fiscal plan. The funds will be utilized for core infrastructure, including roads, drainage, water supply, and public amenities across the proposed capital region. The decision reflects the government’s renewed focus on fast-tracking Amaravati’s development after a period of slowdown. Officials stated that the allocation is part of a larger commitment to build a well-planned administrative capital and boost economic growth in the region. More phases of funding are expected in the coming quarters as the project progresses.

  In a major push to revive the development of Andhra Pradesh’s capital, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to visit Amaravati on May 2 to kickstart infrastructure projects worth ₹1 lakh crore. This move marks the long-awaited restart of the city’s construction activities, which had been stalled for several years due to political and administrative hurdles. The massive investment will focus on core infrastructure such as roads, government buildings, housing complexes, and public transport systems. The central government's involvement is expected to accelerate progress and renew investor confidence in the region. Officials say the projects will generate thousands of jobs and help realize the vision of Amaravati as a modern, sustainable capital city. PM Modi’s visit will include a foundation stone-laying ceremony and public address, highlighting the Centre’s commitment to Andhra Pradesh’s development.

  In a major step toward enhancing regional connectivity and infrastructure, the Andhra Pradesh government has announced its plan to acquire 4,000 acres of land for the development of a greenfield international airport near Amaravati, the state’s upcoming capital city. The proposed airport is expected to play a key role in boosting economic growth, trade, and tourism, while also serving the long-term needs of the capital region. According to officials, the site selection process has been completed, and the land acquisition will begin shortly in collaboration with the concerned district administrations. State authorities emphasized that the new airport will be developed with state-of-the-art facilities and is envisioned to meet international standards. Once completed, it will not only reduce air travel dependency on neighboring states but also attract global investors and businesses to Amaravati. The airport project aligns with the government's broader vision of transforming Amar...

  In a significant move aimed at boosting infrastructure development, the Union Government has released over ₹4,200 crore to Andhra Pradesh for the Amaravati capital city project. The funds are expected to accelerate the long-delayed development of the state's planned capital, which has seen limited progress in recent years due to financial and political hurdles. The release of funds comes as part of the central government's commitment made during the bifurcation of Andhra Pradesh in 2014. Amaravati was designated as the new capital after the separation of Telangana, and massive investments were proposed for its development. Officials stated that the funds would be utilized for building core infrastructure, including roads, government complexes, and utilities. The state government has welcomed the decision, stating that it will revive stalled works and bring momentum to the capital city’s growth. This financial assistance is expected to give a much-needed push to the Amarava...

  The Andhra Cricket Association (ACA) has unveiled an ambitious plan to construct India’s largest cricket stadium in Amaravati. The proposed stadium will have a massive seating capacity of 1.25 lakh, surpassing the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad, which currently holds the record with a capacity of 1.32 lakh. The project aims to establish Amaravati as a major cricketing hub, attracting international matches and tournaments. The state-of-the-art stadium will feature world-class facilities, including modern dressing rooms, training centers, and advanced floodlighting. Additionally, ACA plans to integrate sustainable architecture to make the stadium eco-friendly. Once completed, this mega infrastructure project will boost sports tourism and provide a significant economic uplift to the region. Cricket fans across the country eagerly await further developments on this historic venture.