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One Year Of Amaravati Protests: Why Andhra's 'Capital Gains' Do Not Deserve To Be Trifurcated by Vamsi Viraj - Jan 23, 2021 12:11 PM Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Jagan Mohan Reddy Snapshot But the current state government is adamant on dividing the capital among three cities. On 17 December 2020, the struggle of Andhra farmers in the Amaravati region to retain it as the sole capital of the state completed a year. Bucking the trend of massive protests against land acquisition in modern India, Amaravati farmers have been protesting the government’s decision not to develop this region. ...

AP CM YS Jagan will be flying to New Delhi tomorrow and is scheduled to meet Union Home Minister Amit Shah and other central ministers. The prime agenda of this national capital tour is the ‘Three Capitals.’ Jagan is expected to discuss about the ‘Three Capitals’ with Amit Shah and would be seeking his support …

Addressing a press conference here, he said all necessary steps for decentralisation of administration have been taken

A Year For Amaravati Farmers Protest Published by GulteDesk December 17, 2020 Exactly a year ago i.e, on December 17 th, 2019, AP CM YS Jagan categorically hinted that AP might have three capitals taking queue from South Africa. “Decentralisation of power should be done. Who knows Kurnool may become Judicial Capital, Vizag may become Executive Capital and Amaravati may be the Legislature Capital,” said Jagan categorically in the AP Assembly. This announcement stunned the Amaravati farmers and from the same day, they started their agitation against the ‘Three Capitals.’ Today marks ...