The Government of Kerala has approved the package of INR 1,629 Crore for the construction of the Outer Ring Road in the state capital. This project will feature a four-lane road with service roads, stretching 62.7 Km from Vizhinjam to Navaikulam.
The authority will acquire around 281.8 hectares to facilitate the project. Meanwhile, the KIIFB (Kerala Infrastructure Investment Fund Board) will provide 50% of the land acquisition cost, approximately INR 930.41 Crore.
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This ambitious Outer Ring Road in Kerala, part of the Capital Region Development Programme II (CRDP), is essential for the upcoming Vizhinjam port project. Moreover, it will ensure smoother port-bound transportation in the future.
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