Andhra cabinet clears 10,060 direct recruitments, big investments

Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu chaired a cabinet meeting on Tuesday that approved the direct recruitment of 10,060 vacant posts across state government departments through APPSC, APSLPRB, and DSC. The cabinet also cleared a draft bill to establish private skills universities, set up Centres of Excellence for BC students, and sanctioned multi-crore infrastructure and investment projects.

Andhra cabinet clears 10,060 direct recruitments, big investments

The cabinet approved investment proposals including Rs 58,743 crore for a 486 MW data centre by Data Centre Holdings India LLP, Rs 85,200 crore for a 1,000 MW facility by ReNew AP Green Data Centre, and Rs 31,387 crore for an AI data centre by AM Intelligence Labs. Other approvals included a Rs 450-crore surveillance plant by AIL Dixon Technologies, a Rs 500-crore lithium battery unit by Munoth Lithium, and Rs 7,469.46 crore for urban development works under the Hybrid Annuity Model. The cabinet also authorised land acquisition for a railway line and Inner Ring Road in Guntur district, and sanctioned revised estimates for the 950 MW Kamalapadu pumped storage hydro project.

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The decision to recruit 10,060 posts directly addresses a long-standing backlog in Andhra Pradesh's public workforce, which has strained service delivery since the previous government's department mergers. The scale of data centre investments – totalling over Rs 1.75 lakh crore – signals a bet on Visakhapatnam becoming a digital infrastructure hub, but actual job creation will depend on power availability and land clearances. The private skills university model mirrors experiments in Gujarat and Maharashtra, avoiding upfront state expenditure while relying on industry partnerships. Key numbers to watch: the 640 BC students targeted for IIT/NEET coaching from 2026-27, and the 7,000 direct jobs promised by the Dixon surveillance plant. The Kamalapadu hydro project's revised cost will be scrutinised for time and budget overruns typical of such projects.


Source: newindianexpress.com

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