₹7 crore sanctioned for tourism facilities at Kodiveri anicut
The Tamil Nadu government has sanctioned ₹7 crore for infrastructure improvements at the Kodiveri anicut to boost tourism. Planned upgrades include better sanitation, parking, and safety measures to accommodate over five lakh annual visitors.
Why it matters
Investment in regional tourism infrastructure supports local economic growth and improves public safety at popular natural landmarks.
₹7 crore sanctioned for tourism facilities at Kodiveri anicut left Tourism Minister S. Rajesh Kumar (second left) inspecting Kodiveri anicut in Erode district in Tamil Nadu on Monday. Special Arrangement The Hindu https://th-i.thgim.com/public/incoming/95v69r/article71627272.ece/alternates/FREE_1200/2085_26_10_2026_15_53_45_1_TOURISM.JPG SPL Tourism Minister S. Rajesh Kumar (second left) inspecting Kodiveri anicut in Erode district in Tamil Nadu on Monday. PHOTO: SPL ERODE Tourism Minister S. Rajesh Kumar on Monday (October 26, 2026) inspected the proposed tourism development works at Kodiveri anicut near Gobichettipalayam, where ₹7 crore has been sanctioned for improving visitor amenities during 2026–27. Accompanied by Collector S. Kandasamy and officials, the Minister said the government had issued an order sanctioning funds for improving basic infrastructure, including toilets, rest areas and parking facilities.
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