Archive · 1 Sep 2026
Andhra Pradesh Approves Rs 212.22 Crore Governor Residence Complex
The Andhra Pradesh government approved money to build a new Governor’s Residence Complex in Amaravati.
The project will cost up to Rs 212.22 crore.
It will include a home for the Governor and offices for official work.
It will also have a Durbar Hall and two guest houses.
Many homes will be built for officers and staff.
Barracks will provide rooms for 144 personnel.
The money must come from available or identified APCRDA funds.
The government cannot spend more or add new work without getting approval first.
The state government approved Rs 212.22 crore for a Governor’s Residence Complex in Amaravati.
The complex will include a Governor Mansion, Assembly Durbar Hall, Governor’s Office and two guest houses.
Plans include residential quarters for officers and staff, barracks and accommodation for 144 personnel.
The project’s final estimate and tender cost must remain within the sanctioned amount.
Additional works, scope expansion and recurring costs require prior government approval.
- Who
- The Andhra Pradesh state government and its finance department approved the sanction, with funding to come from APCRDA’s available or identified funds.
- What
- Post-facto finance concurrence was granted for a Rs 212.22 crore Governor’s Residence Complex.
- When
- The article does not specify when construction will begin or when the sanction was issued.
- Where
- The Amaravati Government Complex area in Amaravati.
- Why
- To construct facilities for the Governor, official functions, guests, officers and staff.
- Sanctioned amount
- Rs 212.22 crore
- Project location
- Amaravati Government Complex area
- Main facilities
- Governor Mansion, Assembly Durbar Hall, Governor’s Office and two guest houses
- Residential units
- Six officer quarters, 10 senior staff quarters, 12 junior staff quarters and 40 supporting staff quarters
- Personnel accommodation
- Barracks with 20 rooms and accommodation for 144 personnel
- Funding condition
- Expenditure must come from APCRDA’s available or identified funds without additional State budgetary support unless separately approved
- Cost controls
- Detailed estimates, technical sanctions and final tender costs must remain within Rs 212.22 crore