The Andhra Pradesh state cabinet, chaired by Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu, has approved the construction of a new Andhra Pradesh Bhavan in New Delhi with an estimated cost of ₹124.5 crore. The new building will be constructed on 11.536 acres of land on Ashoka Road and is designed to incorporate modern amenities while reflecting the culture and heritage of Andhra Pradesh. The project will be managed by NBCC (India) Limited. In addition to this, the cabinet approved ₹443.26 crore for flood protection works along the Krishna River in Amaravati, with a shift from retaining walls to embankment works. The cabinet also allocated ₹2,540 crore for advanced construction works for the Integrated AP Secretariat, ₹1,208.41 crore for twin office towers in Quantum Valley, and ₹798 crore for civil works related to the legislative assembly building. Furthermore, ₹580 crore was sanctioned for infrastructure development in Undavalli village, and land was approved for a defence manufacturing unit in Puttaparthi.