CRDA Approves ₹2015 Crore: The Capital Region Development Authority CRDA has approved projects worth ₹2,015 crore for Amaravati development. The approvals were granted during the 56th CRDA meeting held on December 22, 2025. The meeting was chaired by Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu.
The approved projects focus on infrastructure development, flood management, public facilities, and institutional projects in the Amaravati capital region. Officials confirmed that there were no major changes from previously planned proposals.
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₹1,358 Crore Approved for LPS Zone 8 Infrastructure Development
A significant portion of the approved amount, ₹1,358 crore, has been allocated for infrastructure works in Land Pooling Scheme LPS Zone 8 in Amaravati. The development aims to improve facilities for plots allotted to farmers.
The works include construction of internal roads, drainage networks, water supply lines, electricity infrastructure, and other essential utilities. These improvements are intended to make the layouts more accessible and suitable for future residential and mixed use purposes.
CRDA Clears ₹444 Crore Flood Pumping Station Project
To address flooding and waterlogging concerns, CRDA approved ₹444 crore for a flood pumping station in Amaravati. The pumping system will have a capacity of 8,400 cusecs and is designed to handle heavy rainfall during the monsoon season.
The project is expected to strengthen stormwater management and reduce flood related risks in low lying areas of the capital region.
Institutional and Public Projects Approved
Apart from infrastructure development, the CRDA also approved several institutional projects that support long term planning for Amaravati.
An amount of ₹104 crore has been sanctioned for setting up a Quantum Computing Research Centre on a two acre site. The authority also approved ₹109 crore for infrastructure facilities related to AIS officers.
In addition, 23 acres of land have been leased to the AYUSH Ministry for the development of a hospital and university. The proposed project is expected to involve an investment of around ₹750 crore and focus on healthcare and education in traditional medicine.
Key Directions Issued by the Chief Minister
During the CRDA meeting, Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu issued several directions related to Amaravati development. He instructed officials to plan an advanced cultural centre that reflects the traditions of Andhra Pradesh.
He also directed the planning of international standard hotels, development of flowering parks on forest land as per guidelines, and faster resolution of farmer related issues.
To improve land management, a state level committee has been formed to review and categorize 202 acres of land in the Amaravati region.
Amaravati Development Progress Continues
The latest approvals build on earlier decisions including a ₹7,380 crore loan from NABARD and tenders for improved road connectivity through National Highway 16.
As of December 24, 2025, officials have not reported any new delays or controversies related to the approved projects. The developments indicate continued progress in Amaravati infrastructure planning and execution.
Why This Update Matters for Property Buyers
The CRDA approvals highlight ongoing government efforts to improve infrastructure, safety, and public facilities in Amaravati. Such developments are closely followed by landowners, farmers, and property buyers tracking capital region growth.
For users exploring plots and land listings on Openplot, staying updated on Amaravati development news helps in understanding the progress and planning status of different areas.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the total investment approved by CRDA for Amaravati
CRDA approved projects worth ₹2015 crore for infrastructure, flood control, and public facilities in Amaravati.
Which area will benefit from the ₹1358 crore approval
The amount is approved for LPS Zone 8 to develop roads, drainage, utilities, and farmer allotted plots.
Why is the flood pumping station important for Amaravati
The ₹444 crore pumping station helps reduce flooding and manages rainwater during heavy monsoon seasons.
When was the CRDA approval meeting held
The 56th CRDA meeting was held on December 22, 2025 under the chairmanship of the Chief Minister.