Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin announced on Thursday the construction of a new international airport in Hosur, Krishnagiri district, capable of handling 30 million passengers annually. The airport will cover 2,000 acres, marking a significant infrastructural development for the region.
Hosur is emerging as a major hub for electronics and electric vehicles, attracting substantial investments. The new airport is expected to further stimulate this growth. State Industries Minister TRB Rajaa expressed his gratitude to the Chief Minister, noting that the airport has been a long-standing dream project for him since his tenure at the state planning commission.
Rajaa emphasised the airport’s potential impact: ‘The announcement of the new airport in Hosur is a monumental step forward for the region. This project will greatly enhance connectivity and stimulate economic growth, benefiting not only Hosur but also neighbouring districts such as Dharmapuri and Salem, while also providing a significant boost to various parts of Bengaluru.’
With Hosour’s favourable weather, the new airport aims to create a twin-city ecosystem with Bengaluru, driving growth in both Tamil Nadu and Karnataka.
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