Andhra Pradesh's capital Amaravati is flooded with Krishna water. The biggest city Vijayawada is facing the worst time with floods.
In spite of this, Amaravathi needs a real estate boom to gain momentum. Investment from both local residents and outsiders is crucial, along with the entry of MNCs and factories. But can investors trust Amaravathi after witnessing these floods?
However, Amaravati lacks appeal geographically, climatically, and in terms of existing facilities. People still prefer buying properties in Hyderabad over Amaravati or Vijayawada. Efforts must focus on shifting interest to Amaravati.
Creating excitement for Amaravati is challenging, especially in today’s skeptical environment and flood prone region.
Following severe flooding in Vijayawada and Amaravathi, infrastructure issues like drainage and sanitation need immediate attention. Recovery will take months.
Chandrababu must assure people that even during floods, Amaravati will remain protected. Promising a retaining wall for through out the length of the Krishna River in AP could be a solution.
Whether feasible or not, the media plays a key role in fostering belief in Chandrababu's development promises, which is crucial for Amaravati's success.
Will Chandrababu think in these lines? What can Chandrababu Naidu do now? How can he turn the attention of people, investors and MNCs towards Amaravathi combating this worst time?
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