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India's Lok Sabha has officially recognized Amaravati as the sole capital of Andhra Pradesh, ending years of debate and uncertainty. The decision promises to boost economic growth and restore confidence in the state's development plans.
A 139-meter observation wheel taller than London's iconic Eye will rise on the Krishna River in Andhra Pradesh, creating India's newest landmark attraction. The project promises millions of visitors, thousands of jobs, and a 27-minute journey through the clouds.
Farmers who contributed land to build India's new capital city of Amaravati are receiving extended payments and loan forgiveness after construction delays. The new benefits package includes doubled housing assistance and agricultural loan waivers up to $1,800.
India just opened its first homegrown quantum computing testing facility, positioning the country among the world's top five quantum technology hubs. The Amaravati Quantum Valley now offers open-access quantum infrastructure to researchers and innovators nationwide.
Andhra Pradesh is building a new fire station in Rayapudi to protect the growing Amaravati Capital region. The move comes as officials work with construction companies to prevent future accidents and keep workers safe.
A nearly two-kilometer stretch of road in India's capital city of Amaravati has transformed into a stunning yellow corridor, thanks to carefully planted flowering shrubs that bloom year-round. Commuters now enjoy a daily dose of natural beauty on their way to work.
India is building its first Quantum Valley in Andhra Pradesh, partnering with SRM University to create a testing hub that will help startups and researchers develop the next generation of computing technology. The facility will put India on the map as a global player in quantum innovation.
Telangana's Bharat Future City is piloting a district cooling system that pipes chilled water underground to cool entire buildings without individual AC units. The technology, already used worldwide, could slash emissions and energy use across India's hottest cities.
A university in India is installing the country's first hydrogen-powered street lights, turning its campus into a living laboratory for clean energy. Students will learn by doing as their campus becomes a model for sustainable cities across the nation.
Over 104,000 students in Andhra Pradesh just enrolled in a groundbreaking quantum technology program, putting the Indian state at the forefront of preparing young minds for tomorrow's most cutting-edge careers. The massive enrollment signals a major shift toward future-ready education in India.
Over 628,000 people found employment in India's Andhra Pradesh state in less than two years, marking a major economic turnaround. The state is attracting billions in investment and aiming to create 2 million jobs total.
Andhra Pradesh just enrolled 55,000 students in a groundbreaking quantum computing course, creating the largest state-led quantum skills program in India. Top performers will earn internships at world-class research labs and job placements with tech giants like IBM and Google.