Mangalore : ‘Planet SKS’ , the the tallest skyscraper and a super luxury 35-storied apartment project was launched at Kadri Hills, off NH 17 on December 15, Wednesday.
Smt. Susheela Shetty, Smt. Leelavati Hegde, and Vimala Shetty – mothers of the three project’s directors – symbolically launched the prestigious project in the presence of dignitaries.
RSS leader and Convener of Sri Rama Vidya Kendra Kalladka, K Prabhakar Bhat formally inaugurated the programme through lighting of the lamp. He also lauded for the initiative taken by the promoters for developing the state of the art, eco-friendly apartment project in Mangalore
He also urged the promoters to take necessary steps to preserve and promote the culture and religion of Tulunadu.
Shashi Kiran Shetty, chairman and managing firector of SKS Netgate Pvt Ltd, said that the project was his childhood dream to build great buildings in Mangalore, and expressed happiness that the dream was now coming true.
The 375 feet tall distinctive three-wing designer structure, once completed, will comprise as many as 184 three to four bedroom units with 412 covered car parks for the residents and 30 for the visitors. In a refreshing approach ‘planet sks’ devotes nearly 38,000Sq.ft toward club house, health club, gymnasium and spa. Among the project’s many exclusive, ‘planet sks’ will feature a roof helipad in Mangalore
Adarsh Hegde, Arathi S Shetty, Umesh Shetty and Santh Kumar Shetty-all four directors of SKS Netgate Pvt Ltd, Susir Kumar, CEO & MD, Intelnet Global Services; Krishna J Palemar, Minister for Ecology, Environment, Port and Inland Water Transport; MP Nalin Kumar Kateel,  MLA N Yogish Bhat,  Mayor Rajani Dugganna,  Alok Mohan IPS, Inspector General of Police, Western Range, , Deputy Commissioner Subodh Yadav, Seemanth Kumar Singh IPS, Commissioner of Police, Jayananda Anchan, Corporator, Mr. K C Naik, President, Confederation of Real Estate Developers’ Association of India, Mangalore Chapter; and Ranga Pai, President, Builders’ Association of India, Mangalore Chapter were among those present.