The Amaravati capital region is being developed in multiple avenues by the NDA government in Andhra Pradesh. On one hand, it is being projected as the AI hub of India, and on the other, we have the renewable energy sector as well.
It must now be noted that the earlier dream of Chandrababu to develop Amaravati as the financial capital is also slowly turning to reality now.
The latest development are suggesting that as many as 25 banks are going to come to operation in Amaravati very soon and the foundation for all 25 of them will be laid in a single day.
Reportedly, 25 major banks, including government and also private operated ones are setting up their permanent establishments in Amaravati. In order to commemorate the same, the foundation ceremonies for all 25 of these banks are going to be held on the same day, November 28.
Reportedly the finance minister of India, Nirmala Sita Ramana is going to come to Amaravati to take part in this auspicious ceremony, which will play a crucial role in developing Amaravati as the financial capital.
The CRDA has reportedly completed land allocation for all 25 of these banks, and the only thing pending is the ground breaking ceremony, which is coming up this week. It must be quite a sight to witness as many as 25 foundation ceremonies in a single day and the union finance minister leading the charge.
This post was last modified on 24 November 2025 10:12 am
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