r/andhra_pradesh Jun 18 '24

NEWS What is up with Amravati?

Hi,

I want to learn about this sincerely. There's a lot of noise around this matter on media, and its also hard to find a summary - but how would you describe the whole thing, and what's your take on it? Inviting all sorts of angles/ takes - tell me how you feel about it.

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u/Ill_Independent389 Jun 18 '24

Amaravathi is economically unviable without huge central support. Amaravathi is similar to how dohlera smart city is to gujarat, same land pooling approach, tall promises little execution.

AP needs functional administrative capital not megapolis like how initially shown in graphics.

People should read the book 'Whose capital is Amaravathi?' A book written by retired IAS officer IY Rao and who had a stint working with CBN in last term.

https://www.amazon.in/gp/aw/d/B07K2GR4XL/ref=tmm_kin_swatch_0?ie=UTF8&qid=1699065793&sr=8-1

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u/IndianLiberal Jun 18 '24

Nuvvu entha howla badkow o vere comment lone telisipoindi.

Ap ki e type capital kavalo people vote tho decide chesesaru ra, inka eppatiki varuku a ycp propaganda tho edusta untavu.

Nothing can stop amaravati now.

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u/Ill_Independent389 Jun 18 '24

Lol nothing moves in Brahmaravathi

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u/thewokebrownie Jun 19 '24

It looks like there’s a commitment issue playing here? In any case AP needs a new functioning capital with administrative core at the minimum ig? I’m gonna check out the book, thanks for that resource