Tamil Nadu Tamil Development Minister Rajmohan emphasized the historical significance of Keeladi during a visit to the site, highlighting its role as a treasure from the Sangam Age.

The minister, accompanied by officials from the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI), Tourism Department, and local authorities, stated that the government will support preservation efforts and collaborate with the Union government.

Keeladi, known for its 3rd century BC caves and Pandya King Nedunchezhian's inscriptions, is being prioritized for better infrastructure and public access.Officials plan to install display boards to guide visitors and share scientific findings about other potential heritage sites.

The government aims to balance preservation with promotion, ensuring Keeladi's legacy is accessible to all while safeguarding its cultural value for future generations.