Archive · 4 Sep 2025
Minister Narayana: Amaravati Development is Safe, Critics Misleading
Imagine a city called Amaravati being built.
Some people are saying that no work is happening there, and it's all just fake pictures.
But, Minister Narayana says that's not true.
He visited the construction site and saw many workers and machines building lots of new homes.
These homes are almost finished and will be ready by March.
The minister also said that the city is safe and that special designs are being used to protect it from floods.
He wants everyone to know that Amaravati is real and that the city is developing well.
Minister Narayana inspected construction projects in Amaravati.
He reviewed infrastructure development plans with CRDA officials.
Approximately 13,000 workers and staff are engaged in projects.
1,440 housing units are under construction across 27 lakh sq ft.
Minister refuted claims of false propaganda and emphasized Amaravati's safety.
- Who
- Minister for municipal administration P Narayana
- What
- Inspected construction and addressed criticism regarding Amaravati's development.
- When
- Wednesday
- Where
- Nelapadu, Amaravati
- Why
- To review progress and counter negative propaganda.
Critics of Amaravati Development
Minister and CRDA
Reality of Development
Critics of Amaravati Development
Claim that no work is happening and it is all just graphics.
Minister and CRDA
Stating that development is underway and the city is safe.
- Key Projects
- Gazetted Officers’ Type-1 and Type-2 quarters, Group-D employees’ quarters
- Housing Units Under Construction
- 1,440
- Total Construction Area
- 27 lakh sq ft
- Workers and Staff Involved
- 13,000
- Machines Involved
- 2,500
- Planned Completion Date
- March-end