Hyderabad: Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu has said Amaravati will be ‘tomorrow land’ like another Astana, Kazakhstan’s capital.
In a recent exclusive interview to Deccan Chronicle, he said that the Public Private Partnership model of Astana would be followed for Amaravati.
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The futuristic city of Amaravati will have features like vertical constructions along the 30-km Krishna riverfront like in Astana, which is also located on the banks of a river.
The Guardian too commented that Astana was one of the ‘strangest capital cities of the world, which was constructed in a place where ‘wolves outnumbered humans’.
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