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34 minutes ago, kidney said:

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5 hours ago, Vaampire said:

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5 hours ago, Vaampire said:

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Amaravati bonds get BSE listing: All you need to know about these bonds floated by Andhra Pradesh

 

To raise funds to build Andhra Pradesh’s capital Amaravati, the state government has tapped the capital markets with the listing of bonds issued by AP Capital Region Development Authority (AP-CRDA) for Rs 2,000 crore on Monday.

The bonds titled ‘Amaravati Bond 2018’ have been listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange, attended by CM Chandrababu Naidu. While the bonds were issued for Rs 1,300 crore, they were oversubscribed by 1.53 times, thus raising Rs 2,000 crore of funds. It is also being touted as the largest bonds issue in the country from a local authority.

In fact, riding on the back of the positive response, the CRDA is also planning to raise upto Rs 10,000 crore more through retail investors.

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Franklin Templeton gets 40 acres to set up tech campus in Vizag

 

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Chandrababu Naidu inaugurates 8 companies in Autonagar

He said those who have excelled in various fields should come back and invest in the new capital. Mr Naidu assured all help from the government to those who come up with innovative ideas. The Chief Minister also said hardware technology would be developed at a cost of Rs 200 crore at NTR complex in Vijayawada in June. He said priority would be given to software companies in Amaravati by providing better facilities than in Hyderabad and Bengaluru.

He said the eight IT companies started today would provide employment opportunities to 650 candidates. He said nine IT companies started functioning in Visakhapatnam and 20 IT companies ready to start their operations in Vijayawada. The eight IT companies set up at the Indwell IT Park include Edbricks, Adept Talent, Vintech, PayTM, Advance Soft, Accel IT, Jolt, Damian Consulting and MSR Cosmos. Andhra Pradesh Non-Resident Telugu (APNRT) Association has played liaison in bringing these companies.

CEO of APNRT and adviser to the state government Ravi Vemuru said recreation of an ideal IT ecosystem requires the right balance of students, training institutes and IT companies. “Andhra Pradesh has all these ingredients and we are now seeing that result in Amaravati and Visakhapatnam with the influx of several IT companies,” he observed. The Chief Minister has also inaugurated a web portal , developed by APNRT, which was intended to connect the job-seekers, training institutes and job-givers at one place.

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Chandrababu Naidu targeting $2 billion in IT investments in Andhra Pradesh

Visakhapatnam: The Andhra Pradesh (AP) government aims to attract $2 billion of investments and create about 100,000 jobs in the information technology (IT) sector, chief minister N. Chandrababu Naidu said on Monday.

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If one has the right historical and current data, one can predict and execute things much better for individuals and the community because outcomes will be closer to expectations.

N. Chandrababu Naidu

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N. Chandrababu Naidu: The maker of tomorrow land

The future? Not that bad, according to Naidu. He believes Andhra Pradesh can become the No. 1 state by 2029 in every economic parameter, including the happiness or satisfaction index. Sensing my disbelief, he points out that in the past five years his state has achieved an average GDP growth rate of 10.52%—higher than the centre’s average of 7.1%-7.2% and higher than many developed states.

 

Master plan of capital city Amaravati.