Archive · 1 Aug 2025
Minister Studies Singapore's Urban Practices for Amaravati Development
A minister from Andhra Pradesh, India, is in Singapore to learn how to make Amaravati a better city.
He's looking at how Singapore manages trash, builds roads and walkways, and plans its city.
He's also studying their gardens and a special chicken processing place to get ideas for Amaravati.
He is hoping to implement these plans for Amaravati.
Minister Narayana is in Singapore to study urban development practices for Amaravati.
He observed waste management, focusing on waste-to-energy plants and transportation methods.
Narayana met with Singapore's Land Transport Authority regarding road and track construction.
He discussed urban planning with the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) and their master plan.
Narayana visited a poultry processing hub and Gardens by the Bay for insights on waste processing and beautification.
- Who
- Minister Narayana, CRDA commissioner Kannababu, and various Singaporean officials.
- What
- Minister Narayana's study of Singapore's urban development practices for Amaravati.
- When
- During his visit to Singapore on Thursday.
- Where
- Singapore and Amaravati.
- Why
- To gather insights for developing Amaravati as a world-class city.
- Minister
- Ponguru Narayana
- Ministry
- Municipal Administration and Urban Development
- Focus
- Waste Management, Transportation, Urban Planning, Beautification
- Inspiration City
- Singapore
- Key Authorities Visited
- URA, LTA
- Location Visited
- Gardens by the Bay
