Orissa

Orrisa CM wants early clearance of road projects in Maoist-affected areas

Orrisa CM wants early clearance of road projects in Maoist-affected areasThe chief minister of the Indian state of Orissa, Naveen Patnaik has asked the central government for early approval of 45 roads in the Maoist-affected districts in the state to address the issue by development of the region.

The CM pointed to the spread of Left- wing extremism in the state and raised the issue during his meeting with Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways Dr CP Joshi in New Delhi. The CM had also informed the union minister of the damage caused by September floods.

Disabled receive gifts in Delhi, gets throats slit by Maoists elsewhere

Disabled receive gifts in Delhi, gets throats slit by Maoists elsewhereNew Delhi/ Narayanpatna (Orissa), Sep 29 : On the day when Congress General Secretary Rahul Gandhi was distributing three-wheeler scooters to the specially-abled persons in New Delhi, in far way Orissa, Maoists dismembered the throat of a polio-stricken Dalit villager in the tribal dominated Narayanpatna area of Koratput District.

India successfully test-fires Prithvi-II ballistic missile

India successfully test-fires Prithvi-II ballistic missileChandipur (Orissa), Sep 26 : India on Monday successfully test-fired its indigenously developed, nuclear-capable, ballistic missile Prithvi-II from the Integrated Test Range (ITR) at Chandipur on sea in Orissa.

The missile was blasted off from the launch complex number three in the ITR at 8:58 a. m. The missile with a maximum striking range of 350 km is capable of carrying a pay-load of 1,000 kilogram.

Anna's supporters fasting for 10 days in Orissa

Anna's supporters fasting for 10 days in OrissaBhubaneswar, Aug 25 :The hunger strike by 15 people in Orissa in support of social activist Anna Hazare's demand for a stronger anti-corruption bill entered the 10th day Thursday, India Against Corruption
(IAC) that is backing Hazare said.

Two activists - Bhabani Parija, 50, and Rajnarayan Jena, 30, have been fasting here, Nishikant Mohapatra, a local coordinator of IAC, told IANS.

Eight others are fasting in Kalahandi, four in Bolangir and one in Sambalpur, he said.

No major health complications have been reported so far, Mohapatra said.

Orissa town observes shutdown to support Anna

Orissa town observes shutdown to support AnnaBhubaneswar, Aug 23 : Normal life was hit in Orissa's Balangir town as schools and colleges were closed and shops downed shutters due to a shutdown called by residents Tuesday to support Anna Hazare in his crusade against corruption.

All the private establishments were closed in the Balangir district headquarters town, about 325 km from here, with people spontaneously supporting the 24-hour strike, a district police officer told IANS.

Commuters also faced difficulties as private buses and commercial vehicles went off the roads, he said.

IT Exports Increase by 1,300 Crore

IT Exports Increase by 1,300 CroreAccording to reports, Naveen Patnaik, Orissa’ s Chief minister, accounted that in past two years, the State's IT exports have crossed Rs 1,300 crore, as a result of which, about 10,000 , employment opportunities would be offered by the sector.

At the Kalinga Park Phase II, of Global Software Development Centre of TCS’s stone foundation ceremony, the announcement was made.

Bidding for Orissa Ultra Mega Power Plant Closes on Aug. 1

OrissaBidding for the Orissa ultra mega power project is set to close on August 1st after bids were invited in June of last year and the deadline for bidding was extended six times.

The Orissa ultra mega power project is one of nine 4,000 megawatt capacity coal-fired plants being built across the country to expand access to electricity.

NALCO sees aluminium at $2,500-$2,700 per tonne range

NALCO sees aluminium at $2,500-$2,700 per tonne rangeBhubaneswar, June 10 : Aluminium prices are likely to remain in a range of $2,500 to $2,700 a tonne for at least the next two-three months, India's state run National Aluminium Company Limited (NALCO) said Friday.

"We believe that in the short term in next two to three months the prices should remain range-bound between $2,500 and $2,700," B. L. Bagra, NALCO chairman-cum-managing director, told IANS.

Group rejects Orissa's claim about POSCO site

Group rejects Orissa's claim about POSCO siteBhubaneswar, April 14 - An anti-displacement group Thursday here rejected the claim of the Orissa government that there were no tribal inhabitants or other traditional forest dwellers in the proposed site of the $12 billion POSCO steel project in the state.

The POSCO Pratirodh Sangram Samiti (PPSS), which has been spearheading the movement against the project in the coastal district of Jagatsinghpur, said the state government has for the third time submitted false information.

NALCO cuts domestic aluminium price

NALCO cuts domestic aluminium priceBhubaneswar, March 17 : The state-run National Aluminium Company Limited (NALCO) has cut its aluminium price by Rs. 2,500 per tonne for the domestic market as the international price of the product has come down, a senior company official said Thursday.

"We have decreased the price by Rs. 2,500 per tonne of all aluminium products in the domestic market and it will be effective till March 31," the official told IANS.

The price of aluminium is governed by the international market. The rate has been revised as its price has fallen on the London Metal Exchange (LME), he said.

Jindal meets Orissa CM for mega project

Jindal meets Orissa CM for mega projectJindal Steel and Power Limited (JSPL) announced its ambitious plan of setting up biggest steel plant of world in Orissa. Jindal Steel is all set ready to commission first phase of its 6 mtpa steel project by March, 2012. Company's managing director and Vice-chairman Naveen Jindal had a meeting with Orissa CM Naveen Patnaik.

Orissa BPL Families To Have Health Insurance By Next Fiscal: Minister

Orissa BPL Families To Have Health Insurance By Next Fiscal: MinisterAs per official sources, individuals holding BPL cards in the state of Orissa would be covered under Rastriya Swasthya Bima Yojana from the coming fiscal.

Orissa's Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik made this declaration during a high level meeting.

The minister stated, "The BPL families to be covered under the health insurance scheme will pay only Rs 30 per annum in order to get benefits."

Oriya devotional singer dead

Oriya devotional singer deadBhubaneswar, Nov 3 - Oriya singer Bhikari Bal, who has sung hundreds of devotional songs, died at a government hospital in Orissa after a prolonged illness. He was 82, family sources said Wednesday.

Bal died late Tuesday at Sriram Chandra Bhanja medical college hospital at Cuttack, some 26 km from here, where he was undergoing treatments since over a week after developing several old age-related complications.

He is survived by his wife, two sons and a daughter. His last rites will be performed Wednesday at the temple town of Puri, some 56 km from here.

Central University of Orissa in accord with Narayana Hrudayalaya

Central University of Orissa in accord with Narayana HrudayalayaThe Central University of Orissa in Koraput has approved an accord with Bangalore-originated Narayana Hrudayalaya, globe's well-known cardiac care organizations and that is on its track to turn into one of world's leading health cities.

Narayana Hrudayalaya put signatures on a MoU on Friday, with the University that shall make way for improved cooperation amid the two centers in medical learning, clinical know-how and investigation.

Posco’s proposal now up for rework

POSCO-indiaIn a major event that took place in the country, the Posco review panel ahs recently submitted a split verdict in regards to the South Korean steel maker's Orissa project.

While a dominant part of the verdict viewed the revoking of environmental and coastal regulation zone clearances, a source in the government said that the reworking of the proposal may open new gates for the project in the coming times.

Heavy showers in Orissa

Heavy-showers-orissaHeavy showers set off due to depression above the Bay of Bengal crushed many areas of Orissa today, troubling usual life and hindering Durga puja festivities.

The depression, which lay centered at approximately 300 km east-south-east of Gopalpur, is possibly to strengthen into a deep depression, a elder meteorological official expressed. The recent environmental state and numerical weather prediction (NWP) models recommended that the system is expected to move north-westward.

Two Die Of Cholera In Orissa District

Two Die Of Cholera In Orissa; Toll Rises To 37According to health representatives, cholera and other water-linked illnesses have taken lives of two more people in the state of Orissa.

The new cases have been reported from the state's Rayagada region on Saturday, which increased the death toll to 37 since August this year.

Health department's Deputy Director Bikash Patnaik stated, "Two more deaths were reported Saturday. The toll in the district has gone up to 37."

Swine flu cases rise in Orissa

Swine flu cases rise in Orissa Recent reports claim Swine flu to be on a constant rise with state gripping in fear and also the latest being one more person tested positive for swine flu in Orissa.

The total number of cases of infected people rose to 74 since July, an official reported.

The recent news came from all the way from Bhubaneswar, Bikash Patnaik, joint director of the state health department told IANS, stating that the throat swabs of other two susceptive people were stated to be negative giving a sigh a relief to the family members.

Posco's Orissa plant gets a 'no' from Environment Ministry

PoscoIn a totally new twist, Korean steel maker, Posco's plant in Orissa has got a red signal from the Union Ministry for Environment and Forests.

The ministry has asked the state government to stop all the work related to the steel plant as they are in direct violation of the forest rights law.

This ban is also implemented on land acquisition. Said minister for environment Jairam Ramesh that the, state government has already been given the orders.

JLLM Project & Asset Management bags services for Vedanta's Industrial Township project in Orissa

JLLM Project & Asset Management bags services for Vedanta's Industrial Township project in OrissaThe steel scion- Vedanta group has launched its 300 crore Industrial township project in Orissa Industrial over a spread of 80 acres, scalable to 150 acres.

Designed to accommodate Vedanta's management and its workforce, the township consists of bungalows, 2500+ apartments, studio apartments, hostel accommodation and various facilities including shopping, a health club, school and health care centre.

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