Ramakrishna Beach, Vizag

Ramakrishna Beach, Visakhapatnam, is connected through Beach Road and key transport routes leading to commercial and residential districts. Tourism activity, recreational spaces, and business establishments contribute to the locality's appeal. Residential developments span mid-segment apartments and premium sea-facing properties, attracting both end-users and long-term investors.

Recent & Future Developments

What's New in Ramakrishna Beach, Vizag

Live news feed — last updated 14 July 2026

14 Jul2026

VMRDA Master Plan-2041 Approved, Outlining Vizag's Future Development

AP Govt has approved the revised Visakhapatnam Metropolitan Region Development Authority (VMRDA) Master Plan-2041. This comprehensive plan guides land use, transportation, economic growth, and infrastructure development, including proposals for a coastal corridor, Bay City project, Bhogapuram International Airport, and Aerocity.

Source: Deccan Chronicle

29 Apr2026

VMRDA Plans 25,000 Middle-Income Housing Plots by 2026 in Visakhapatnam

Visakhapatnam Metropolitan Region Development Authority plans to develop approximately 25,000 housing plots for middle-income homebuyers by 2026. This initiative aims to expand affordable residential land availability and support structured urban growth. The project will be implemented alongside infrastructure upgrades, including road development and transport integration.

Source: The Times of India

29 Apr2026

Google Breaks Ground on Massive AI Hub in Visakhapatnam, Signaling Major Infrastructure Investment

Google has officially broken ground on its India AI hub in Visakhapatnam, marking the start of a significant data center and infrastructure buildout. The project, a collaboration with AdaniConneX and Nxtra by Airtel, includes three data center campuses with a combined capacity approaching one gigawatt. This initiative is part of Google's $15 billion investment plan in India

Source: The Times of India

09 Oct2025

International Coastal Cleanup Day was observed at RK Beach in Vizag city as part of the 'Swatchhata Hi Sewa' campaign. Volunteers collected around 600 kg of recyclable plastic and 700 kg of other dry waste during the event.

Source: The Times of India, Deccan Chronicle

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