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Ujjain Development Authority secures Rs 643 crore loan for temple infrastructure

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 1
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Ujjain Development Authority and Indian Overseas Bank signed a memorandum of understanding for a term loan of Rs 643.39 crore. This financing is intended to develop temple, pilgrim, and heritage infrastructure in Ujjain ahead of Simhastha 2028. The total estimated cost for the 11 projects is Rs 1,124.52 crore, with Ujjain Development Authority also planning to raise Rs 200 crore through Temple Bonds.

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The initiative reflects a commitment to developing world-class infrastructure in Ujjain, where approximately 40 crore pilgrims are expected during Simhastha 2028. The loan will be repaid primarily from revenue generated by the 11 infrastructure projects.

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    May see increased investment in the tourism and infrastructure sectors.

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