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What Was Created After Investing 160 Billion Yen Is a "Brand New ruin"...the Current State of the "Ideal City" in Southern India that Was Supposed to Be Home to 3.5 Million People.
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A utopian city in southern India has become a "ghost city." Plans for the new state capital, Amaravati, began in 2014, and it was supposed to be a lush, green city for 3.5 million people. However, the project was abruptly halted four years after construction began. What exactly happened? Overseas media outlets are reporting on the circumstances and the despair of farmers who had given up their land in the hopes of redevelopment.
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