– Strengthening the banks spread over 700 acres.
– Maintenance adn repair of channels around the tank for improved irrigation benefiting farmers on 1,374 acres.
– Tourism Department initiatives include an information center, park, surveillance cameras, perimeter walls, electricity infrastructure, and other amenities.
The Tamil Nadu government’s decision reflects its focus on preserving historical heritage while enhancing local agricultural benefits and promoting tourism. Developing irrigation infrastructure is likely to provide practical socio-economic advantages for local farmers cultivating over a thousand acres. The blending of cultural significance with modern tourism measures such as information centers aims to bring awareness about India’s rich history while supporting economic development through heritage tourism.
Given india’s growing interest in cultural conservation projects that balance tradition with progress,this initiative may serve as an example for other states looking to harness their historical sites’ potential benefits without compromising community-focused necessities like water resources or agriculture rehabilitation.
read more at The Hindu.