The Andhra Pradesh government has issued a significant financial plea, requesting over ₹1 lakh crore ($12 billion) to support various developmental projects within the state. Central to this demand is a substantial ₹50,000 crore allocation specifically earmarked for the development of Amaravati, the state’s capital. The financial aid is deemed crucial for advancing infrastructure, bolstering economic growth, and enhancing the overall quality of life for the state’s residents.

The request for such a massive sum underscores the state’s ambitious vision for Amaravati, which is envisioned as a world-class capital with modern amenities and robust infrastructure. The proposed funds would be directed toward constructing essential facilities, improving connectivity, and creating a sustainable urban environment to attract investment and foster economic opportunities. The government argues that without this financial injection, the progress of Amaravati and other critical projects across Andhra Pradesh could be significantly hindered.

In addition to the capital development, the remaining funds are expected to address various other pressing needs across the state, including upgrading rural infrastructure, enhancing healthcare and education facilities, and supporting industrial growth. The Andhra Pradesh government is hopeful that the central government will recognize the necessity and urgency of this financial support, which is pivotal for the state’s long-term prosperity and development.