New approvals for infrastructure work in Amaravati, the capital city of Andhra Pradesh, have been announced, totaling Rs 24,276 crore. These funds are designated for a range of projects, including roads, government buildings, and other public amenities. The stated goal is to advance the development of Amaravati into a globally recognized city.

Approved Funding and Project Scope
Recent decisions by the Andhra Pradesh Capital Region Development Authority (APCRDA) have cleared significant investment for Amaravati.

A total of Rs 24,276 crore has been approved for new infrastructure works.
This approval comes after previous APCRDA meetings where a cumulative Rs 45,249 crore was sanctioned for various projects.
The new funds are intended for:
Construction of four main roads spanning 580 km, with an allocation of Rs 9,699 crore.
Development of trunk roads and related facilities, budgeted at Rs 7,794 crore.
Construction of five additional towers, covering 69 lakh sq ft at a cost of Rs 4,688 crore.
Building the High Court, which will span 20.32 lakh sq ft and cost Rs 1,048 crore.
Constructing the General Administration Department (GAD) building, a 47-story structure covering 17 lakh sq ft.
Building a new Assembly building on 103 acres, covering 11.2 lakh sq ft and reaching a height of 250 meters.
Progress on Road Networks
A substantial portion of the approved funds is directed towards improving Amaravati's road infrastructure.

Main Roads: Rs 9,699 crore has been set aside for four major roads totaling 580 km.
Trunk Roads: An additional Rs 7,794 crore is designated for trunk roads and associated facilities.
Existing Works: As of April 2025, 14 road work packages had finalized tenders, with works commencing. These include specific packages like Package 4 (₹522.39 crore) and Package 14 (₹807.75 crore) for roads such as E-5.
Key Connections: Expansion of roads like E-5, E-11, E-13, and E-15 under the Amaravati trunk infrastructure aims to connect them to National Highway 16.
Greenery Focus: Approximately ₹175 crore is allocated for avenue plantation along 35 roads, with ₹5 crore per road.
Development of Key Government Buildings
The approval also includes the construction of several significant government buildings within Amaravati.

High Court: The new High Court building is planned to be 55 meters high, with eight stories, spread across 42 acres and offering 20.32 lakh sq ft of floor space, at an estimated cost of Rs 1,048 crore.
GAD Building: The General Administration Department building is designed as a 47-story structure covering 17.03 lakh sq ft.
Assembly Building: The upcoming Assembly building is to be built on 103 acres, spanning 11.2 lakh sq ft and reaching 250 meters in height.
Additional Towers: Five new towers, totaling 69 lakh sq ft of area, will be constructed at a cost of Rs 4,688 crore.
Timelines and Project Management
While specific completion dates for all projects are not uniformly detailed, the ambition for a rapid development is evident.
One report indicates a target completion for Amaravati's development within three years.
The Minister for Municipal Administration and Urban Development, P Narayana, has been a key figure in announcing these approvals and detailing project plans.
The APCRDA Commissioner, Bhaskar Katamneni, has been involved in recruitment efforts, seeking experienced personnel on deputation to manage these large-scale projects.
Sources
The Economic Times: https://infra.economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/urban-infrastructure/infra-works-worth-rs-24276-crore-approved-for-amaravati-minister-p-narayana/116393211 - Article discusses infrastructure works approved for Amaravati, mentioning specific costs for roads, towers, and government buildings, referencing Minister P Narayana. Published Dec 17, 2024.
India Today: https://www.indiatoday.in/india/andhra-pradesh/story/andhra-pradesh-approves-24276-crore-amaravati-infrastructure-development-2650913-2024-12-17 - Reports on Andhra Pradesh approving Rs 24,276 crore for Amaravati's infrastructure, including roads and buildings, with a three-year completion target. Mentions Minister Narayana. Published Dec 17, 2024.
The New Indian Express: https://www.newindianexpress.com/states/andhra-pradesh/2024/Aug/05/expansion-of-two-key-roads-in-amaravati-on-fast-track - Details the fast-track expansion of key roads in Amaravati, referencing APCRDA approvals and Minister Ponguru Narayana. Published Aug 5, 2024.
Deccan Chronicle: https://www.deccanchronicle.com/southern-states/andhra-pradesh/crda-nod-for-works-of-rs-24276cr-in-amaravati-1847392 - Covers the APCRDA's nod for Rs 24,276 crore worth of works in Amaravati, with Minister P Narayana disclosing details about buildings and total approved funds. Published Dec 16, 2024.
The Hindu: https://www.thehindu.com/news/national/andhra-pradesh/ap-capital-amaravati-gets-smart-infrastructure-push-14-road-work-packages-underway/article69456312.ece - Focuses on the smart infrastructure push in Amaravati, noting that tenders for 14 road work packages have been finalized, with works underway, and details allocations for greenery and parks. Published Apr 16, 2025.
Swarajyamag: https://swarajyamag.com/news-brief/andhra-pradesh-approves-rs-24276-crore-for-amaravati-capital-infrastructure-iconic-buildings-roads-and-more - Reports on Andhra Pradesh approving Rs 24,276 crore for Amaravati's infrastructure, including iconic buildings and roads, with Municipal Minister P Narayana making the announcement during the 43rd APCRDA meeting. Published Dec 17, 2024.