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andhra pradesh
Logistics Cabinet Approves Rs 1,264-Crore Ballari-Guntakal Rail Project to Boost Freight and Passenger Connectivity
The Union cabinet approved a Rs 1,264-crore multi-tracking project on the Ballari-Guntakal rail section to add a third and fourth line, aiming to ease congestion, increase freight capacity by 16.22 million tonnes per annum, and improve connectivity across Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh. The project, part of the PM Gati Shakti plan, is expected to be completed by 2028-29.
Commodities Expert panel suggests rejuvenating old Totapuri mango orchards in Andhra Pradesh after price crash
A high-level expert panel has recommended rejuvenation of old Totapuri mango orchards in Andhra Pradesh, following a price decline to ₹4–6 per kg from ₹18–20 per kg. The government approved ₹1,747 per quintal assistance under a market intervention scheme. Separately, Alphonso exports face heatwave damage and logistical disruptions due to West Asia tensions.
Commodities Andhra CM Naidu orders tobacco companies to resume buying as surplus piles up
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu has directed tobacco companies to immediately resume purchases from farmers facing a massive surplus. With production at 142 million kg against indents of 95.5 million kg, the Chief Minister warned that prices must not fall below the state's Minimum Support Price (MSP) of ₹200 per kg and criticised slow procurement by major manufacturers ITC Ltd, Godfrey Phillips India Ltd, and VST Industries.
Commodities Centre Forms ICAR Committee to Address Andhra Pradesh Totapuri Mango Crisis
Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has directed ICAR to form a high-level expert committee to study the challenges faced by Totapuri mango growers in Andhra Pradesh. The committee will assess the entire value chain from cultivation to exports and recommend long-term support measures. This follows a decline in Totapuri mango prices that has adversely affected farmer incomes.
Manufacturing Hero MotoCorp to invest Rs 3,200 crore in Andhra Pradesh, expand Tirupati plant output and create 4,000 jobs
Hero MotoCorp plans to invest Rs 3,200 crore in Andhra Pradesh over three to five years, expanding its Tirupati plant capacity from 6 lakh to 12-15 lakh units annually. The investment includes Rs 750 crore for a second Global Parts Centre, creating around 4,000 jobs.
Commodities Fertiliser Ministry Charts Green Urea Roadmap with Pilot Plant in Andhra Pradesh
The Fertiliser Ministry has outlined a roadmap for green urea production, including a pilot plant at Pudimadaka, Andhra Pradesh, developed by NTPC's R&D arm. The plan involves financial allocations from multiple ministries and a procurement target of 7.24 lakh tonnes of green ammonia annually. The initiative aims to reduce India's import dependence on urea, which stood at 100 lakh tonnes in 2025-26.
Logistics Andhra Banganapalli Mangoes Reach Singapore by Sea, Cutting Freight Costs by 90%
A 4.3-tonne consignment of Banganapalli mangoes from Andhra Pradesh has been successfully shipped to Singapore by sea, reducing freight costs by 90% compared to air. The shipment used a scientific protocol developed by ICAR-CISH and APEDA, extending shelf life to 30 days. The success opens new export lanes to Southeast Asia and the Gulf, with potential savings of ₹13–20 per kg.
Commodities India's Golden Treasure: Andhra Pradesh to Become Country's Largest Top Gold Producer
A Times of India article by the TOI Business Desk, dated June 19, 2026, announces that Andhra Pradesh is poised to become the country's largest top gold producer. The article provides no additional details on production volumes, mining operations, or timeline.
Business Monsoon Delays Could Impact Indian Agriculture and Economy
The delayed onset of the monsoon in India, as forecasted by the IMD, could have significant implications for the agricultural sector and broader economic conditions. This delay is attributed to disrupted atmospheric conditions and a developing storm system.
Business Sri Narasu’s Coffee Targets ₹1,000 Crore Revenue with Regional Expansion
Sri Narasu’s Coffee aims for ₹1,000 crore revenue in five years, expanding into Karnataka, Kerala, and Andhra Pradesh. The company plans to leverage its strong presence in Tamil Nadu and focus on online channels and instant coffee products.