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Agarakondagai is an locality in Nagapattinam, Tamil Nadu, India. Nagapattinam are the nearby cities to Agarakondagai.
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News and Articles around Agarakondagai
TN budget 2019: Government allocates Rs 1,700 crores for one lakh houses in cyclone-hit areas
In its state budget, the Tamil Nadu government has proposed the construction of one lakh concrete houses, at an estimated cost of Rs 1,700 crores, to replace huts damaged by cyclone Gaja in 2018
Feb 2019
‘Sustainable buildings are needed as much for the industry as for society’
Renowned architect Benny Kuriakose speaks to Housing News, on the need to adopt sustainable building practices and the lessons that we can learn from traditional Indian architecture
Nov 2017