Amaravati – India’s Next World-Class Capital

Designed for Governance. Built for Generations.

The proposed master plan of Capital Amaravati is a landmark greenfield capital-city project developed by the Andhra Pradesh Capital Region Development Authority (APCRDA) in collaboration with globally renowned planners like Foster + Partners.

Why Here

Strategically located between Vijayawada and Guntur, Amaravati is envisioned as a modern, sustainable, and government-centric capital built for the future.

When It Happens

The Andhra Pradesh government has stated that major capital-city development works are planned to be completed by 2028.

Evolution of Amaravati: A Timeline of Progress

1) Capital Formation Phase (2014)

2) Land Pooling & Project Launch (2015)

Andhra Pradesh bifurcation created the need for a new capital.
Amaravati region officially selected.
APCRDA established for planning and development.

Insight:
Policy foundation and capital selection.

2) Land Pooling & Project Launch (2015)

Massive voluntary land-pooling scheme implemented.
Over 33,000 acres pooled from farmers.
Foundation stone laid on 22 October 2015.

Insight:
Project officially launched with public participation.

3) Global Master Planning Phase (2016)

2) Land Pooling & Project Launch (2015)

4) Administrative Activation Phase (2017)

International planners like Foster + Partners involved.
Detailed master plans for the capital city and government core prepared.

Insight:
World-class planning and design stage.

4) Administrative Activation Phase (2017)

Interim Secretariat and Assembly began functioning.
Amaravati started operating as the administrative capital.

Insight:
Transition from plan to functional governance.

5) Peak Construction Phase (2018)

4) Administrative Activation Phase (2017)

6) Policy Shift & Slowdown Phase (2019)

Major road works, housing, and infrastructure projects initiated.
National institutions allotted land in the capital region.

Insight:
Highest construction momentum and investment.

6) Policy Shift & Slowdown Phase (2019)

4) Administrative Activation Phase (2017)

6) Policy Shift & Slowdown Phase (2019)

Change in state government.
Three-capital proposal created uncertainty.
Many works slowed or paused.

Insight:
Political transition affected project pace.

7) Legal & Stagnation Phase (2020–2022)

9) Fast-Track Development Phase (2025–2028 Target)

8) Revival & Replanning Phase (2023–2024)

Limited construction activity.
Farmer protests and court cases.
High Court directed continuation of Amaravati development.

Insight:
Legal battles and minimal progress.

8) Revival & Replanning Phase (2023–2024)

9) Fast-Track Development Phase (2025–2028 Target)

8) Revival & Replanning Phase (2023–2024)

Renewed focus on Amaravati as the capital.
New development strategies and master plans introduced.
Phase-1 completion targets announced.

Insight:
Project restarted with fresh momentum.

9) Fast-Track Development Phase (2025–2028 Target)

Large infrastructure funding approvals.
Major trunk roads, utilities, and government zones under construction.
Health City, Education City, and other districts planned.
Core capital completion targeted by around 2028.

Insight:
Accelerated execution toward a functional capital.

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