Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu has announced plans to develop real estate near upcoming airports, aiming to achieve a 15% sectoral growth in the near future.
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The government plans to develop real estate activities near upcoming and new airports to achieve a 15% sectoral growth in the near future.
The government is studying leading airports in New York, London, and Hong Kong for development cues.
The government intends to encourage the creation of convention centers and hotels close to new airports for multiple economic gains.
The government has already operationalised 88 airports, with many more in the pipeline.
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