Amaravati’s judicial complex buildings, principal secretaries’ and secretaries’ bungalows, lawmakers’ apartments, officers’ apartments, non-governmental organizations’ residences, and other structures were all under development.

All construction had been put on hold because of the previous government’s shift in priorities and policies. Aside from the inundation of the foundations, the steel reinforcement has been harmed by the elements because the construction was stopped without a protective cover. The locations of the projects have become “jungles.” Clearing jungle was recently done by the APCRDA.

The capital of Amaravati saw the start of 17 projects at an anticipated cost of 9,617.21 crore, which eventually increased to 1,958.37 crore, according to APCRDA authorities.

For different projects, the physical development of the works varies from 6% to 80%. A total of 1,531.37 crore was spent on the 17 projects’ construction.

With a budget of Rs. 555.00 crore, construction on the Andhra Pradesh Legislative Assembly Complex has not yet begun.

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He said that Pithapuram, Pawan Kalyan’s home constituency, will be the site of the Swachh Andhra Corporation’s pilot program launch of the SLRM model.

Under it, the 54 panchayats and two municipalities in the Pithapuram constituency will introduce two innovative programs, Garbage to Gold and Drainage to Diamond, aimed at managing the waste and garbage created in their respective areas and creating money.

The primary goal of this project, according to the Deputy Chief Minister, is to permanently end the pollution of the air and water produced by burning waste and disposing of it in water bodies. Panchayats and municipalities would be able to generate revenue and achieve financial independence by processing the waste.

PAWAN ANNOUNCED that the Dy CM’s home constituency of Pithapuram will host a pilot project for the Swachh Andhra Corporation’s SLRM concept.

Two novel projects, Garbage to Gold and Drainage to Diamond, will be introduced under IT in each of the 54 panchayats and two municipalities that make up the Pithapuram constituency.

He said that in order to raise awareness about waste segregation and zero waste management in rural regions, women from self-help groups (SHGS) and other like-minded individuals will be involved. “There is an urgent need to bring about a cultural change among people towards disposal of waste,” he said.

In partnership with C. Srinivasan, the project director for SLRM, Swachh Andhra Corporation will carry out the pilot project in the Pithapuram constituency.

Prior to the initiative being implemented in all local bodies throughout the state, the project outcomes will be examined.

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