Following is an excerpt from https://odishabytes.com/film-city-odisha...r-ramojis/ .

Quote:‘Film city in Odisha to be bigger than Ramoji’s’
ODISHA CITY ENTERTAINMENT
By Prachitara Last updated Jun 8, 2017

Bhubaneswar: The pristine beaches, jungles, culture and traditions and art and crafts have caught the attention of a Mumbai-based group, which is keen on setting up a film city in the state.

The seed of the project was sown during the Make in Odisha Conclave held here in December last year and the work on it has already begun. The group had then evinced interest to set up a film city near Chilika, Asia’s largest brackish water lake, about 130 km from here. It wants minimum 100 acres of land to think of a project.

Promoter of the group, Mustaq Nadiadwala, was in the city recently and he spoke with great enthusiasm about the project during ‘Antaranga Alapa’ jointly organised by Film Journalist Forum, Pakhighar Publication, Nrutyashala and Doon International School here. “The proposed film city will be bigger than Ramoji Film City in Hyderabad and I would request the people of Odisha to suggest a name for it. The project will help Odia technicians, working in Bollywood, get equal opportunities in the state,” said Nadiadwala.
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Following is an excerpt from https://odishabytes.com/jspl-to-set-up-c...s-paradip/ 

Quote:JSPL To Set Up Container Manufacturing Unit In Odisha’s Paradip
By OB Bureau On Apr 6, 2021

Paradip: Jindal Steel & Power Ltd (JSPL) has expressed its interest to build a container manufacturing unit here.

Chairman of JSPL Naveen Jindal on a visit to Paradip Port discussed the project which is a part of the company’s commitment to Atmanirbhar Bharat and Make in Odisha.

The first of its kind project in Odisha, the port-based container manufacturing unit will be built over 100 acre of land which will be provided by the port authorities, company sources said on Tuesday.

An effort is underway to have the NTPC medical college being taken over by AIIMS to become the 2nd AIIMS in Odisha. Following are some news items on this:

• 25th Nov 2020 https://www.livemint.com/news/india/odis...29275.html 
  
• 26th Nov 2020 https://www.newindianexpress.com/states/...28247.html 
  
• 19th Jan 2021 https://www.newindianexpress.com/states/...52103.html 
  
• 31st March 2021 https://www.dailypioneer.com/2021/state-...rgarh.html
  
• 3rd April 2021 https://sambadenglish.com/2nd-aiims-in-o...rgarh-mch/ 
  
• 3rd April 2021 https://pragativadi.com/2nd-aiims-in-odi...rgarh-mch/ 
  
• 4th April 2021 https://www.dailypioneer.com/2021/state-...rgarh.html 
  

Facebook Collection on Healthcare, hospitals, medical coll., AIPH, IIPH, Public Health U is 
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Few years ago the CM, Naveen Patnaik, had promised that an XIMB campus will be established in Rourkela. Various news items on this has been collected at http://naveen-babu-rkl.orissalinks.com/ .

Following is an excerpt from https://tathya.in/?p=6288 .

Quote:Phulbani: ...  Accordingly on the direction of Chief Minister Mr.Patnaik, Chief Secretary Suresh Chandra Mohapatra and 5T Secretary  V K Pandian and Secretary Works Krishan Kumar visited Kandhamal today  to review the progress of construction of the Medical College and Hospital in Phulbani.

Special Secretary to CMO R Vineel Krishna and other senior officials were also in the High Level Team, where Engineer- In- Chief Bijaya Chandra Tripathy briefed Top Officials about the progress.
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The State Cabinet chaired by Chief Minister, Mr.Patnaik  had  approved the proposal in December 2020 to set up a Medical College in Phulbani. The medical college at Phulbani will have 100 seats and hospital with 500 beds. The project has been taken up at a cost of Rs 450 crores and is expected to be completed within 30 months.

Chief Secretary directed the District Administration to provide all support especially the availability of construction material for timely completion of the project.

He appreciated the beautiful location for the project and suggested that plantation to be taken up in the adjacent hills and the water resources department to plan for the drainage systems and water conservation structures.
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The campus will have facilities for 300 seated boys hostel, 150 seated girls hostel, 650 capacity auditorium, 100 seated Resident doctors hostel, quarter for doctors and staff.

See from 34:06 minutes for the next 3 minutes. Modiji, as the PM, promised medical college and super-speciality hospital in Rourkela.

Following is excerpted from https://tathya.in/?p=5909 .

Quote:Odisha Tops Steel Production
By Tathya Correspondent - March 22, 2021

Bhubaneswar: Odisha has turned out to be in the forefront of the States so far Crude Steel production is concerned and is improving its position continuously.
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While in 2017-18, Odisha had produced 1, 69, 68,000 Tons of Crude Steel, Jharkhand produced  1,71,13,000 Ton.

However Jharkhand was able to produce 1,72,38,000 Ton in 2018-19, while Odisha produced 1,92,99,000 Tons in 2018-19.

Similarly Odisha produced 2, 02,53,000 Tons of Crude Steel, while Jharkhand was lagging with 1,72,09,000 Tons of production of Crude Steel.

Odisha during the period of April-February 2020-21 has produced 1,94,44,000 Tons of Crude Steel, while Jharkhand has been able to produce 1, 41,66,000 Tons of Crude Steel.

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And Odisha continues to be largest producer of Crude Steel Production in the country.

In fact Odisha will be producing 100 Million Tons of Steel by 2030 as per the latest estimates is concerned because the State is attracting huge investment in Steel Sector.

National Steel Policy envisages production of 300 Million Ton Steel by 2030.

According to Vision 2030, Development of Downstream Units in Metal Sector envisages to achieve more than 50 Percent value addition to the primary metal produced in the State.

Presence of Major Steel Makers like SAIL, TATA Steel, JSL, VISA Steel, MESCO and AMNS India will improve Odisha position in Crude Steel production.

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While Crude Steel production in the country is on rise, import of finished steel is coming down.

During 2017-18, country imported 74,83,000 Tons of Finished Steel, during 2018-19 India went for 78,35,000 Tons of Finished Steel Import, which went down in 2019-20 to 67,68,000 Tons and it further went down to 42,52,000 Tons in 2020-21.

Export of Finished Steel from India is on rise as in 2018-19 it was 63,61,000 Tons, which went up to 83,55,000 Tons in 2019-20 and it further went up to 94,92,000 Tons in 2020-21.

Following is an excerpt from https://www.aninews.in/news/sports/other...315222820/ . Also appears in many other sites such as https://www.sify.com/sports/jsw-sports-i...ajchd.html .

Quote:JSW Sports in collaboration with Odisha govt to launch comprehensive grassroot program for swimming

Bhubaneswar (Odisha) [India], March 15 (ANI): With an aim to develop a robust culture for swimming and produce world-class swimmers from the state, JSW Sports in collaboration with the Sports and Youth Services Department, Government of Odisha on Monday announced the launch of a comprehensive Grassroot Program scheduled to commence from April 1.

The Grassroots Swim Program will be rolled out in eight locations -- Bhubaneshwar, Sambalpur, Balangir, Boudh, Sonepur, Angul, Ganjam and Mayurbhanj under the umbrella of the Odisha Government's pact with JSW Sports to create a High-performance Centre and provide international standard coaching in the state.
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"This is a very comprehensive program designed by the experts from JSW Sports with whom the Odisha State Government has signed a MoU to develop High-Performance Centre for swimming in the state. In order to build a robust culture of swimming and to identify talent from various districts in the state, a well-planned Grassroots Program will be launched starting next month onwards in eight locations. Coaches who will be deputed in these locations have now been trained and certified following a 4-day course," stated Vineel Krishna, Special Secretary, Sports & Youth Services Department, Government of Odisha.
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Elaborating on the strategic plan to develop swimming in Odisha, Rushdee Warley, CEO of Inspire Institute of Sport (IIS), the High Performance Centre established by the JSW Group, said, "This is the start of a range of activities we are planning in partnership with the Odisha Government to develop a high performance ecosystem for aquatic sports in the state. The focus will be on starting at the grassroots, teaching a life-skill and identifying talented swimmers early, who can then be transitioned through the ranks of our structured High-Performance system for the sport." (ANI)