Amaravati construction works must accelerate significantly, Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu has told officials and contracting agencies, setting a target of executing projects worth ₹2,000 crore every month.Naidu reviewed progress on the capital city works with government officials and representatives of contracting agencies. Officials informed him that construction worth ₹1,345 crore had been executed during the previous month.

The Chief Minister directed agencies to raise the monthly execution value to ₹2,000 crore through improved planning, coordination and deployment of resources. He stressed that there should be no negligence in implementing the capital works.Municipal Administration and Urban Development Minister P. Narayana said 152 projects had been taken up across the capital region. Around 41,000 workers are currently engaged in construction activities, highlighting the scale of Amaravati’s ongoing development.

Amaravati Infrastructure Projects Gain Fresh Momentum

Amaravati’s infrastructure development received fresh attention as Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu directed officials to expedite the Outer Ring Road project through stronger coordination with the Union government. He also reviewed progress on the capital’s iconic government buildings and called for timely construction. Naidu emphasised that the Secretariat towers and Assembly building should feature a distinctive architectural identity while avoiding unnecessary delays in their execution.

At the same time, Naidu stressed that faster execution should not come at the cost of construction quality. Agencies were asked to maintain standards while ensuring projects remain on schedule.The government is also focusing on strengthening the skills of workers involved in the construction sector. Naidu suggested providing modern training to personnel along the lines of the National Academy of Construction.

The ₹2,000 crore monthly execution target represents a significant increase from the latest reported construction value.With thousands of workers and more than 150 projects underway, the government is seeking stronger coordination among departments and contractors to accelerate Amaravati’s development while maintaining quality and meeting project timelines.