Amaravati is Andhra's Sole Capital, Says CM Naidu; Slams Three-Capital Approach

• Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu asserted Amaravati will remain the state's only capital.
• Naidu stated that not even an inch of Amaravati can be moved, referencing a bill for its legal status.
• He criticized the previous YSRCP regime's three-capital approach, citing instability and uncertainty.
• The CM highlighted development efforts, including the restoration of Vinjamur Old Tank and Somasila canal water diversion.
• Naidu inspected DRDO defence products and interacted with farmers on modern agricultural practices.

Key Questions Answered

Will Amaravati's capital status face future challenges?

Amaravati's status as the sole capital of Andhra Pradesh faces potential future challenges, with former CM YS Jagan Mohan Reddy suggesting that capitals can be changed.

How will water projects benefit local farmers?

Water projects will benefit local farmers by ensuring adequate irrigation water and improving agricultural yields.

What impact will this decision have on Andhra Pradesh?

Andhra Pradesh will experience no electricity tariff hikes for FY27, and weavers will receive free electricity up to 200 units for handlooms and 500 units for powerlooms.