By: The Trek News Desk
In a significant development for Andhra Pradesh, Droupadi Murmu has approved the Andhra Pradesh Reorganisation (Amendment) Act, 2026, officially granting Amaravati legal recognition as the state’s capital. The move is being seen as a crucial step in fulfilling a long-standing demand and shaping the state’s administrative future.
Welcoming the decision, Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu expressed gratitude to the President, calling it the realisation of the people’s long-cherished dream. He also acknowledged the role of the central government, especially Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in ensuring the passage of the legislation.
Naidu extended his thanks to Members of Parliament, state leaders, and citizens who stood united on the issue. He highlighted the sacrifices made by farmers in the Amaravati region, emphasising that their contributions were central to achieving this milestone. He described the development as a “victory for the people.”
Echoing similar views, Education and IT Minister Nara Lokesh termed the moment historic, stating that the President’s assent has turned the vision of Amaravati into a reality. He also appreciated the efforts of the Prime Minister and lawmakers, while paying tribute to the patience and resilience shown by local farmers.
The decision is expected to have far-reaching political, administrative, and economic implications, reinforcing Amaravati’s position as the focal point of Andhra Pradesh’s future growth.
Source: News Agencies
