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Andhra Pradesh

State in glance
It was formed in the year 1953 it was bifurcated from Madras presidency.
The main languages spoken are Telugu, Hindi English & Urdu.

The initial separation of the state was on the basis of language and later on the basics of the region which lead to the new state called Telangana.

The state mainly depends on the agricultural sector. GDP of the 120 billion $
The growth rate is 15.3%(2018_19) it stands in 9th  place in the country. GDP per capita income 2100$.

Major rivers of the state are Krishna Godavari, Tungabhadra.

Major crops
Rice, cotton, lower, Bajra, maize etc..

Major Citys:
1.  Visakhapatnam
Visakhapatnam
2VijayawadaKrishna1,034,358
3GunturGuntur743,354
4NelloreNellore600,869
5KurnoolKurnool424,920
6KadapaKadapa343,054
7RajahmundryEast Godavari341,831
8KakinadaEast Godavari312,538
9TirupatiChittor287,482



CM of the state:
YS Jagan Mohan Reddy(YSRC party)

Connectivity.
1 .State has airports 6 functional & 3 under construction

2.state has the 2nd longest coastline of 974 km in the eastern peninsular India, which accounts for 12% of the country's total coastline with one major (Operational) and 14 non–major (5 Operational) ports, with six ports under development in the PPP mode.

3.state has railway connectivity and has 2 railway zones south central railway & eastcoastal railway.

4.123,334 km
Andhra Pradesh has an extensive road network of 123,334 km (76,636 mi) with various types of roads such as, national highways, state highways, district road,s etc.

Devotional places:
Tirupthi, srisailam, Vijayawada Kanak Durga, Srikalahasti, Mantralayam, Lepakshi, Mahanandhi, yaganti these are the most viewed places by the tourist.

Holiday spots.
Araku valley,Talakona forests, Horsley Hills, Belum caves.


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