Amaravati land acquisition turned tense as Andhra government secured 2.77 acres for a seed access road after offering ₹7.68 crore compensation. Despite claims of forcible takeover, officials deposited the amount when farmers refused. YSRCP chief Jagan Reddy's allegations of injustice backfired as facts revealed due process.
YCP BC leaders accused the Andhra government of failing to deliver BC community promises. They announced a Vijayawada meeting to expose Chandrababu Naidu's 'betrayal' on fee reimbursement and pension hikes, planning district-wise programs to mobilize support ahead of upcoming actions.
AP Congress chief YS Sharmila slammed the government over severe petrol and diesel shortage, giving a 24-hour ultimatum to restore supply. Criticizing CM Chandrababu Naidu, she called the crisis an emergency, warning of intensified protests if fuel issues persist.
Andhra Pradesh govt plans India’s largest knowledge hub in Amaravati with Rs 150 crore State Central Library. Spanning 19.60 acres, it features a Telugu Cultural Centre, HRD institute, CSR funding, a G+5 building with 10 lakh books, seating 2,500, and 108 pillars inspired by Amaravati Buddhist stupa.