# Kerala govt sanctions Rs 45.68 crore for college infra upgrade

2026-08-18T08:34:55+00:00 | Governance | Indian Opinion Desk

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The Kerala Higher Education Department has sanctioned Rs 45.68 crore for infrastructure development in government colleges across the state, Minister Roji M John announced on Tuesday. The funds will be used for new buildings, academic blocks, administrative centres, IT facilities, and other projects, he said in a Facebook post. Major allocations include Rs 13.48 crore for a new administrative centre at Kesari Government Arts and Science College in North Paravur, Rs 5.60 crore for hostel and mess buildings at Maharaja's College, and Rs 4.81 crore for a library and research block at Government College, Kariavattom. Other grants cover colleges in Karunagappally, Madappally, Munnar, and Elerithattu. The minister said the projects aim to make government colleges more student-friendly and improve research and teaching standards. He has directed the Director of Collegiate Education to expedite follow-up procedures and start construction at the earliest.

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- hindustantimes.com <https://www.hindustantimes.com/cities/others/keralam-govt-allocates-rs-45-68-cr-to-boost-infra-in-govt-colleges-101787026980883.html>

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