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Quote:STATUS UPDATE of the 3 of the most Important projects of NHAI in Coastal belt of Odisha :

1 ) 4 Lane Badapokharia - Digha Coastal Highway : Tenders for the 4 packages of Phase - 1 have been floated till Paradeep ( Belar Nuagaon ) .The construction work is expected to begin from April 2025 .The Phase -2 from Khadalasahi of Kendrapara to Digha of West Bengal is in DPR stage 

2 ) 6 Lane Rameswar- Govindpur - Cuttack Tangi Capital Region Ring Road  : All the tenders of the 3 packages of this project have been floated .The construction work is expected to begin from April 2025 .

3 ) 4 Lane Cuttack Tangi - Kandarpur - Paradip Economic Corridor : Tender for the Package-1 ( Cuttack Tangi to Kandarpur interchange ) has been floated.The construction work is expected to begin from May 2025 .The rest packages till Paradip in DPR stage

These 3 upcoming Access controlled multi-laned greenfield National Highways grid will help to boost the freight & logistics movement in the Coastal belt of Odisha. All are being implemented in Hybrid Annuity Mode ( HAM ) under NH ( O ) scheme of the NHAI .

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Quote:Bhubaneswar, Dec 31: The Union government has sanctioned Rs 676.70 crore for the infrastructural development of various universities and colleges in Odisha under the Pradhan Mantri Uchchatar Shiksha Abhiyan (PM-USHA), informed Higher Education Minister Suryabanshi Suraj on Tuesday.

Of the total amount, the state government will contribute Rs 268 crore (40%), while the Centre will provide the remaining Rs 408.70 crore (60%). The funds will be allocated across several key components, including Multi-Disciplinary Education and Research Universities (MERU), Grants to Strengthen Universities (GSU), Grants to Strengthen Colleges (GSC), Gender Inclusion and Equity Initiatives (GIEI), and Management Monitoring Evaluation and Research (MMER), Suraj explained.

Under the MERU component, Rs 100 crore each has been approved for the development of Berhampur University, Maharaja Sriram Chandra Bhanja Deo University in Baripada, Ravenshaw University in Cuttack, and Sambalpur University.

For the GSU component, five universities will receive Rs 20 crore each for infrastructure improvements. These are Vikram Dev University in Jeypore, Odisha State Open University in Sambalpur, Kalahandi University in Bhawanipatna, Rajendra University in Bolangir, and Gangadhar Meher University in Sambalpur.

In addition, Rs 5 crore each has been approved for 24 colleges under the GSC component. Further, five districts—Kandhamal, Mayurbhanj, Bhadrak, Nabarangpur, and Sambalpur—will receive Rs 10 crore each to support gender inclusion and equity initiatives.
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