99.17 crore released to Karnataka

The central government has taken steps to globally develop major tourist destinations that are not so popular in the country. Under it, 40 projects worth more than Rs 3,295 crore have been approved in 23 states. Similarly, Rs 99.17 crore has been released to the Karnataka Tourism Department.
The center has released this money for the development of tourist destinations according to global standards. Roerich and Devikarani Estate of Tathaguni, Bengaluru funded the development. Union Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat said that funds have been released for the development of 40 places in 23 states.
The aim is to comprehensively develop the iconic tourism centers of the country. It has decided to provide 50-year interest-free loans to states to brand and market them globally.
The projects are aimed at promoting capital investment, developing local economies and creating employment opportunities through sustainable tourism projects.
Ensuring the whole world sees every nook and corner of Bharat, one iconic site at a time!
In a huge boost for Bharat’s tourism sector, our govt led by PM Shri
@narendramodi has today approved 40 projects across 23 states under the Special Assistance to States/Union Territories for Capital Investment (SASCI) scheme, to develop iconic tourist centers to global standards.
These projects, worth ₹3,295.76 crore will foster local economies and create employment through sustainable tourism.
From decongesting popular sites, integrating advanced technologies, promoting sustainable practices, to encouraging public-private partnerships to enhance infrastructure and visitor experiences, a host of measures will be undertaken to ensure a world-class experience for everyone who wishes to soak in Bharat’s natural, cultural and historic grandeur Said through a tweet.