National government government has chosen to give an "Special status" to Andhra Pradesh with money of Rs.1,976.5 crore on "compensate the financial impact arising out of the bifurcation".
This incorporates a Rs.350 crore special gift to seven in reverse areas over the Rayalaseema and North Coastal district and Rs. 450 crore to assemble another capital city, the administration said.
Hyderabad - the joint capital of the Andhra Pradesh and the recently cut Telangana - goes to the last following 10 years. When, Andhra Pradesh is required to have another capital, for which work has as of now began.
Prior this month, Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu had met Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Sources had said Mr Naidu had been anticipating that PM Modi should convey on his guarantee of special category status to Andhra Pradesh.
The legislators of Mr Naidu's gathering, the TDP, which is a piece of the NDA, have as of now presented a notice cautioning that if exceptional classification status is not conceded to the state, there could be a political reaction for the cooperation.
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