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CHENNAI: The Chennai-based Bhaskara Constructions has gone in for a joint development with the Shrine Velankanni Senior Secondary School for a Rs 12-crore commercial space for Information Technology and Information Technology Enabled Services (ITES).

The project is being developed in T. Nagar, a central business district in the city.

Dr M. Bhaskaran, Proprietor, Bhaskara Constructions, said that the building would cover 1.25 lakh sq. ft. and will be available for lease.

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