Kalaignar int'l convention centre to come up on 25-acre land in Chennai
The New Indian Express|June 03, 2023
Facility will have a seminar hall, exhibition halls, parks, star hotels and multi-storey parking lot
Kalaignar int'l convention centre to come up on 25-acre land in Chennai

AS part of the 100th birth anniversary of DMK patriarch M Karunanidhi, Chief Minister MK Stalin on Friday announced the state government would build a Kalaignar International Convention Centre on a 25-acre land in Chennai. The centre will have a seminar hall with a capacity to accommodate 5,000 people, exhibition halls, parks, star hotels, restaurants and multi-storey parking lot. On the occasion, Stalin also released the logo for the centenary celebrations of Karunanidhi.

Speaking on the occasion, Stalin said the world-class convention centre will be suitable for conducting global industrial exhibitions, trade conferences, technical meetings, international film festivals etc. Such utilities would take the glory of Kalaignar across the globe. "This idea struck my mind during my recent visit to Singapore and Japan," he added.

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