Kerala is all set to witness a quantum leap in economic activities with the Government proposing to have second Special Economic Zone (SEZ) in the state.
Talks are also on to set up an Information Technology park in the sleepy hamlet of Cheemeni in Kasaragod district.

The government has already acquired 100 acres from Kerala State Cashew Plantation Corporation for the IT project and will invest Rs 1,000 crore in it, State Information Secretary Dr Ajay Kumar told PTI.

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The Kerala Samajam Frankfurt e.V., formed in 1970, is purely a cultural organization catering to the social and cultural needs of the Indian community, Malayalees in particular, living in and around Frankfurt am Main, Germany. The Frankfurt Kerala Samajam is one of the pioneer Indian organizations in Germany. The organization played a major role in the integration of the Malayalee community in the German way of life for the past three decades, keeping the rich Indian cultural heritage and tradition.

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http://www.keralasamajam-frankfurt.com/

The Kerala government has acquired land in Kozhikode for a proposed 75-acre IT park, called Cyberpark. Land is also being acquired in other districts for setting IT parks and SEZs. KSITIL is a proposed joint venture with the Kerala government holding 51 per cent share and the balance to be held by private equity investors and non-resident Indians.

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