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Cabinet clears ₹1,549 crore for critical infrastructure in Amaravati

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India’s Cabinet has greenlit ₹1,549 crore for Amaravati’s transport, utilities, and governance infrastructure, a move to fast-track the Andhra Pradesh capital’s development. Meanwhile, Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari directed sugar mills to ramp up compressed bio-gas production, targeting them as critical nodes in a supply chain meant to replace fossil fuels. The push aims to slash the ₹22,000-crore annual fuel import bill by 2025–26, as Amaravati’s funding aligns with the state’s broader capital relocation strategy.

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  1. Cabinet clears ₹1,549 crore for critical infrastructure in Amaravati

    The Hindu · 1d ago

  2. Gadkari urges sugar mills to make CBG; says Rs 22 lakh crore goes for fuel imports

    Times of India · 1d ago

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  1. 1d agoGadkari urges sugar mills to make CBG; says Rs 22 lakh crore goes for fuel imports
  2. 1d agoCabinet clears ₹1,549 crore for critical infrastructure in Amaravati