The Capital Region Development Authority (CRDA) complex in Amaravati is all set for inauguration on October 13. This time, the ceremony will take place as planned after earlier delays due to heavy rains and shifting schedules.
Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu will inaugurate the new CRDA building in Rayapadu at 9:54 a.m. The government confirmed both the date and time, putting an end to speculation about another postponement.
The CRDA complex is the first major government building completed in Amaravati. Its facade features a striking letter ‘A’, symbolising the capital city. The design reflects Amaravati’s modern and futuristic vision.
Spread across 2,42,481 square metres, the structure will house several key government offices. It will serve as a central hub for overseeing infrastructure development and administrative planning for People’s Capital Amaravati.
The ruling party has also released photos of the CRDA interiors while announcing the inauguration schedule, giving a glimpse of the new facility’s scale and architecture.
