In a significant move from the Union Government, Amaravati has now been officially notified as the capital of Andhra Pradesh. The much-anticipated gazette notification was released by Union Law Secretary Rajeev, confirming the decision after it received the signature of the President of India. This notification marks the culmination of the legal process that started years ago, officially recognizing Amaravati as the constitutional capital of the state. The decision has been hailed as a historic moment in the development of Andhra Pradesh, securing the city’s place as a key hub for governance, economic development, and administrative operations.

This formal recognition comes after a prolonged period of political discussions and legal proceedings. With this gazette notification, Amaravati now joins the ranks of other major capitals in India, cementing its position as a state capital in the eyes of law and government. The move is expected to drive infrastructure development, boost investment, and provide a central administrative hub that will serve the people of Andhra Pradesh effectively. The official recognition from the Centre has set the stage for further developments in the city’s growth, with plans for modern infrastructure and government buildings being rolled out.