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Andhra Pradesh Sanctions ₹759.79 Crore for Amaravati Sanghamam
The Andhra Pradesh government approved money to build Amaravati Sanghamam.
The project will be located at Sakhamuru in Amaravati.
It will include a state public library.
It will also have an auditorium.
Another part will be a Global Institute of Good Governance.
Three government-related agencies will help pay for the project.
The Department of Public Libraries will provide the largest share.
If costs rise later, the agencies will share the extra expense according to their benefits and applicable rules.
The Andhra Pradesh government sanctioned ₹759.793 crore for Amaravati Sanghamam at Sakhamuru in Amaravati.
The project will include a state public library, an auditorium and a Global Institute of Good Governance.
Municipal Administration and Urban Development principal secretary S. Suresh Kumar issued the administrative order on Monday.
The Department of Public Libraries will contribute ₹310.080 crore to the project.
The Andhra Pradesh Human Resources Department Institute and Andhra Pradesh Capital Region Development Authority will contribute ₹277.94 crore and ₹171.64 crore, respectively.
- Who
- The Andhra Pradesh government sanctioned the project, with funding from three government-related agencies.
- What
- Administrative sanction was granted for ₹759.793 crore to construct Amaravati Sanghamam.
- Where
- Sakhamuru in Amaravati, Andhra Pradesh.
- When
- The sanction order was issued on Monday.
- Why
- The funds will support construction of a state public library, an auditorium and a Global Institute of Good Governance.
Key facts
- Approved amount
- ₹759.793 crore
- Project
- Amaravati Sanghamam
- Location
- Sakhamuru, Amaravati
- Public Libraries contribution
- ₹310.080 crore
- Human Resources Department Institute contribution
- ₹277.94 crore
- Capital Region Development Authority contribution
- ₹171.64 crore
- Future cost increases
- To be shared by the three agencies in proportion to benefits derived, subject to applicable approvals and rules
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