Centre Allocates Rs.300 Mn for Aluva Market Complex

20 Mar 2024 CW Team

The Centre has sanctioned Rs.300 million for the redevelopment of the Aluva Market Complex, a crucial hub in Kerala's commercial landscape. This allocation comes as a significant boost for the project, aiming to modernise the market infrastructure and enhance facilities for traders and customers alike.

The initiative aligns with the government's focus on revitalising urban centres and bolstering local economies. The funding injection is expected to expedite the transformation of Aluva Market into a contemporary trading destination, equipped with state-of-the-art amenities. Local authorities express gratitude for the central support, recognizing it as a pivotal step towards fostering economic growth and ensuring sustainable development in the region. With the financial backing secured, stakeholders are poised to commence work on the market complex, ushering in a new era for commerce in Aluva.

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