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Kerala to raise Rs 400 crore for Adani Ports as part of Vizhinjam agreement

As part of the agreement between the Kerala government and Adani Ports, the former will give Rs 400 crore to the latter as the construction of the breakwater at the Vizhinjam port is going forward.
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According to the agreement between the two, Kerala will have to provide Adani Ports Rs 400 crore when 30 per cent of the breakwater is completed and they have been knocking on the doors of the government for a while.

The state government has been caught in a debt trap and the financial position has been in tatters and hence they are unable to honour the commitment to the port builder. With time running out, the Pinarayi Vijayan government has now decided to take a loan of Rs 400 crore from HUDCO.

The Vizhinjam port has been a dream project of successive governments and was finally cleared by the then Oommen Chandy government (2011-16) and Adani Ports was the lone bidder for the project.

The work began on December 5, 2015.

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