Amaravati Is Now Officially the Permanent Capital of Andhra Pradesh as Gazette Notification Is Issued

Amaravati Capital Bill

🔑 Key Highlights (Quick Read):

  • Amaravati officially gains legal status as Andhra Pradesh Capital Amaravati
  • Amaravati Gazette Notification issued after Presidential approval
  • Amendment to AP Reorganisation Act confirms Permanent Capital Amaravati
  • Parliament (Lok Sabha & Rajya Sabha) passed the Amaravati Capital Bill
  • CRDA-notified regions fully included under Amaravati Capital
  • Effective from June 2, 2024
  • A major milestone under #HistoricAmaravatiResolution

Amaravati Capital Bill Becomes Law — Gazette Notification Issued

Amaravati has now been officially confirmed as the permanent capital of Andhra Pradesh. With the release of the Amaravati Gazette Notification, the legal process is complete. This marks a decisive and irreversible step in the state’s capital journey.

The Amaravati Capital Bill received approval from both Houses of Parliament. Soon after, the Hon’ble President Droupadi Murmu gave her assent. As a result, the bill became law under the Andhra Pradesh Reorganisation Amendment Act, 2026.


📜 What Changed in the Law?

Earlier, the law stated that Hyderabad would serve as a temporary capital. However, the amendment now clearly specifies:

➡️ “Andhra Pradesh Capital Amaravati” as the official capital
➡️ Legal clarity added to avoid future disputes
➡️ Only Parliament can make further changes

Therefore, Amaravati is no longer just a proposal. It is now legally protected.


🏙️ Amaravati Gazette Notification — What It Means

The Amaravati Gazette Notification confirms that:

  • All areas notified under CRDA fall under Amaravati Capital
  • The capital status is protected at the central government level
  • No future government can easily alter the capital decision

As a result, investor confidence, infrastructure planning, and long-term development get a strong boost.



⚖️ Timeline of Fast-Track Decisions

  • March 28, 2026 → AP Assembly passed resolution (HistoricAmaravatiResolution)
  • April 1–2, 2026 → Parliament approved Amaravati Capital Bill
  • Same week → President’s assent granted
  • Within hours → Gazette Notification issued

Clearly, the process moved with speed and precision.


💼 Impact on Investors & Development

This development is a game-changer for Amaravati Capital.

  • Legal clarity removes uncertainty
  • Long-term investments become safer
  • Infrastructure projects gain momentum
  • Real estate and business activity expected to accelerate

Therefore, Amaravati is now positioned as a future-ready capital city.


🏛️ Political & Leadership Response

Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu expressed gratitude to the President and the Central Government. He stated that this move fulfills the long-standing dream of the people.

This decision also reflects coordinated efforts between state and central leadership.

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