Amaravati’s Key Roadway Takes Off Under Babu’s Vision!

For any capital city to witness significant development, proper roadway connectivity is a must. But the point of difference here is that several metropolitan cities, including Hyderabad, Bengaluru and Chennai are already developed and it is impossible to lay a properly laid out roadway solution at this point.

This is specially where Amaravati is scoring over its conventional counterpart across South India as this capital city has the luxury of being properly planned and executed.

A crucial step in this direction has been taken today with chief minister Chandrababu Naidu launching the closely anticipated seed access road. He officially launched this road connectivity project that would bring Amaravati and Vijayawada together through seamless roadway connectivity.

Incidentally, Babu inaugurated the E3 seed access road and a steel bridge here in Guntur district, boosting connectivity to the greenfield capital city.

Built at a cost of Rs 1,520 crore, the 22km road stretches from Dondapadu village in Amaravati through Rayapudi, Venkatapalem, Penumaka, Undavalli and Tadepalli villages before connecting with National Highway Number 16 (NH – 16).

Chandrababu announced that Amaravati is the most inclusive capital in Andhra Pradesh and it will be the epicentre of development and also the public incorporation. He sounded very ambitious about the kind of development that can be registered across the city with the completion of this high speed commute road project.