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Cabinet approves PPP development of 12 islands to boost tourism in Udupi, Minigala and North Karnataka
The Karnataka cabinet gave approval for a public‑private partnership project to develop twelve islands, aiming to attract tourists to Minigala, Udupi and North Karnataka.
The Karnataka state cabinet has granted approval for a public‑private partnership (PPP) scheme to develop twelve islands, known locally as nadugadde, as a major push for coastal tourism.
The initiative focuses on the Minigala area, Udupi district and selected locations in North Karnataka, with the goal of drawing more visitors to the region.
Under the PPP model, the government will collaborate with private partners to build infrastructure and tourist facilities on the islands, seeking to create new employment opportunities and stimulate local economies.
Officials expect the project to enhance the tourism profile of the coastal belt and contribute to broader economic growth in the state.
The initiative focuses on the Minigala area, Udupi district and selected locations in North Karnataka, with the goal of drawing more visitors to the region.
Under the PPP model, the government will collaborate with private partners to build infrastructure and tourist facilities on the islands, seeking to create new employment opportunities and stimulate local economies.
Officials expect the project to enhance the tourism profile of the coastal belt and contribute to broader economic growth in the state.