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World Bank To Give Rs 15,000 Crore Loan For Amaravati Construction: Chandrababu Naidu
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu on Tuesday said that the World Bank has agreed to extend Rs 15,000 crore loan to the state government for the construction of the capital Amaravati and its work will start from December.
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Andhra To Keep Finances In Mind For Amaravati Works
Hinting that resumption of construction works in state capital Amaravati will take more time, the Andhra Pradesh government on Thursday said it would keep in mind the state's financial position while proceeding with the works.
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"Any Probe Into Amaravati May Turn Into Catch-22 Situation": Jagan Reddy
YSR Congress Party leader Jagan Mohan Reddy has indicated that there will be an investigation into the alleged massive corruption in the construction work of Amaravati, the new capital of Andhra Pradesh, if he is voted to power.
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World Bank To Decide If Probe Needed Before Giving Loan To Amaravati
A World Bank panel has said it would decide after nine months whether or not investigation is required into the allegations of possible threat to livelihoods and environment among others with regard to the construction of capital Amaravati.
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Centre Trims Loan Amount Needed For Amaravati By Half
Andhra Pradesh was in for a rude shock when the Centre cut down by half the quantum of loan that the state wanted to secure from the World Bank for the construction of its new capital Amaravati.
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Amaravati Will Get All Environmental Clearances In A Month, Says Prakash Javadekar
All requisite forest and environmental clearances for the construction of Andhra Pradesh's new capital Amaravati would be granted within a month, Union Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar said today.
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2 Firms Agree To Price Offered By Andhra Pradesh For Temporary Secretariat
Stalemate over the finalisation of contractor for the construction of an Interim Government Complex (temporary Secretariat) of Andhra Pradesh in the state's new capital region Amaravati has ended today with the two competing firms agreeing to the final price offered by the government.
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Construction of Andhra Secretariat Complex In Amaravati Caught In Stalemate
Construction of an interim government complex (temporary Secretariat) in Andhra Pradesh new capital region of Amaravati is caught in a stalemate as the project implementing agency - Capital Region Development Authority - has not been able to finalise the contract yet.
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Andhra Pradesh Government To Construct Temporary Capital: Minister
Andhra Pradesh government has decided to construct a temporary capital to house offices of ministers, secretaries and the state Assembly complex, a minister said on Monday.
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NRIs Buy 3 Lakh 'E-Bricks' to Contribute to New Andhra Pradesh Capital
About three lakh 'e-bricks' were purchased by Telugu NRIs in the US on a single day to contribute to the construction of Andhra Pradesh's new capital Amaravati, state IT minister Palle Raghunatha Reddy said on Monday.
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'Don't Carry Out Any Operation Near Krishna Floodplains Without Further Clearance'
The National Green Tribunal has directed the Andhra Pradesh government not to carry out any operation of clearing of land near the floodplains on the banks of river Krishna for construction of a new state capital without obtaining the environmental clearance.
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Special Status, Capital City Issues to Figure in Andhra Pradesh Assembly Monsoon Session
The demand for according special category status, other promises made to Andhra Pradesh during its bifurcation, and construction of a new capital city are among the issues that are likely to figure prominently during the monsoon session of Assembly beginning in Hyderabad tomorrow.
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Andhra Pradesh Capital Construction to Begin in June: N Chandrababu Naidu
Construction of a new capital city of Andhra Pradesh on the southern side of river Krishna near Vijayawada is set to begin in June after International Enterprise Singapore (IES) submits a draft master plan, Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu said in Hyderabad tonight.
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World Bank To Give Rs 15,000 Crore Loan For Amaravati Construction: Chandrababu Naidu
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu on Tuesday said that the World Bank has agreed to extend Rs 15,000 crore loan to the state government for the construction of the capital Amaravati and its work will start from December.
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Andhra To Keep Finances In Mind For Amaravati Works
Hinting that resumption of construction works in state capital Amaravati will take more time, the Andhra Pradesh government on Thursday said it would keep in mind the state's financial position while proceeding with the works.
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"Any Probe Into Amaravati May Turn Into Catch-22 Situation": Jagan Reddy
YSR Congress Party leader Jagan Mohan Reddy has indicated that there will be an investigation into the alleged massive corruption in the construction work of Amaravati, the new capital of Andhra Pradesh, if he is voted to power.
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World Bank To Decide If Probe Needed Before Giving Loan To Amaravati
A World Bank panel has said it would decide after nine months whether or not investigation is required into the allegations of possible threat to livelihoods and environment among others with regard to the construction of capital Amaravati.
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Centre Trims Loan Amount Needed For Amaravati By Half
Andhra Pradesh was in for a rude shock when the Centre cut down by half the quantum of loan that the state wanted to secure from the World Bank for the construction of its new capital Amaravati.
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Amaravati Will Get All Environmental Clearances In A Month, Says Prakash Javadekar
All requisite forest and environmental clearances for the construction of Andhra Pradesh's new capital Amaravati would be granted within a month, Union Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar said today.
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2 Firms Agree To Price Offered By Andhra Pradesh For Temporary Secretariat
Stalemate over the finalisation of contractor for the construction of an Interim Government Complex (temporary Secretariat) of Andhra Pradesh in the state's new capital region Amaravati has ended today with the two competing firms agreeing to the final price offered by the government.
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Construction of Andhra Secretariat Complex In Amaravati Caught In Stalemate
Construction of an interim government complex (temporary Secretariat) in Andhra Pradesh new capital region of Amaravati is caught in a stalemate as the project implementing agency - Capital Region Development Authority - has not been able to finalise the contract yet.
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Andhra Pradesh Government To Construct Temporary Capital: Minister
Andhra Pradesh government has decided to construct a temporary capital to house offices of ministers, secretaries and the state Assembly complex, a minister said on Monday.
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NRIs Buy 3 Lakh 'E-Bricks' to Contribute to New Andhra Pradesh Capital
About three lakh 'e-bricks' were purchased by Telugu NRIs in the US on a single day to contribute to the construction of Andhra Pradesh's new capital Amaravati, state IT minister Palle Raghunatha Reddy said on Monday.
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'Don't Carry Out Any Operation Near Krishna Floodplains Without Further Clearance'
The National Green Tribunal has directed the Andhra Pradesh government not to carry out any operation of clearing of land near the floodplains on the banks of river Krishna for construction of a new state capital without obtaining the environmental clearance.
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Special Status, Capital City Issues to Figure in Andhra Pradesh Assembly Monsoon Session
The demand for according special category status, other promises made to Andhra Pradesh during its bifurcation, and construction of a new capital city are among the issues that are likely to figure prominently during the monsoon session of Assembly beginning in Hyderabad tomorrow.
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Andhra Pradesh Capital Construction to Begin in June: N Chandrababu Naidu
Construction of a new capital city of Andhra Pradesh on the southern side of river Krishna near Vijayawada is set to begin in June after International Enterprise Singapore (IES) submits a draft master plan, Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu said in Hyderabad tonight.
