He took up the CRDA project office works in a seven-storey building at a cost of Rs 160 crore during his earlier tenure between 2014-2019
Amaravati: Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu on Saturday restarted the Capital Region Development Authority (CRDA) project works here.
The works at Rayapudi village in the capital region were restarted after a hiatus of five years, following the erstwhile YSRCP government abandoning Naidu’s ‘dream project’.
Naidu took up the CRDA project office works in a seven-storey building at a cost of Rs 160 crore during his earlier tenure between 2014-2019.
However, between 2019 and 2024, former Chief Minister YS Jaganmohan Reddy promoted the idea of three capital cities and kept the development of Amaravati on the back-burner.
With the emergence of Naidu as the CM of the bifurcated state for the second time post 2024 polls, Amaravati capital project received a shot in the arm.
On October 16, the decision to restart the works was taken during a CRDA authority meeting, said an official statement on Saturday.
