Amaravati Restart To Commence With Foundation Stone Laying

The Amaravati Restart program is set to be a grand event, with Prime Minister Modi inaugurating the capital works and laying foundation stones for various projects worth thousands of crores. The program will feature prominent public representatives, including Prime Minister Modi, Chandrababu, and Pawan Kalyan. Prime Minister Modi will inaugurate the capital works - Names of various public representatives including Prime Minister Modi, Chandrababu, Pawan on the pylon. Arrangements have been made to seat 14 people on the stage - Prime Minister Modi, including Governor Abdul Nazeer, CM Chandrababu, Deputy CM Pawan Kalyan, Ministers Nara Lokesh, Narayana, Union Ministers Pemmasani, Bandi Sanjay, Srinivasa Bhupathi Varma, Rammohan Naidu and other VIPs on the stage - Chiranjeevi and other celebrities will attend the Amaravati Restart meeting.

During the program, Prime Minister Modi will inaugurate works worth Rs. 49 thousand crores related to Amaravati and lay foundation stones for national highway and railway projects worth Rs. 8 thousand crores. He will also lay the foundation stone for a missile test range to be set up in Nagayalanka. The event is expected to draw a large crowd, with plans in place to ensure that people from 175 constituencies attend. The government has made arrangements for the comfort and safety of the attendees, including 3 huge pandals, 3,400 RTC and private buses, and heavy security arrangements.

The Amaravati Restart program is a joint initiative that aims to bring together people from various districts, including Krishna, Guntur, Godavari Districts, and Prakasam. The government has taken measures to provide drinking water, buttermilk, and food to the attendees. With a total of 6 thousand police personnel deployed, security measures are in place to ensure a smooth and safe event.

The event is expected to be a grand success, with the Prime Minister's presence and the inauguration of various projects marking a significant milestone in the development of Amaravati. The government's efforts to ensure a large turnout and provide a comfortable experience for attendees are evident in the elaborate arrangements made for the program.