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Chennai: L&T Construction, the construction arm of the $21 billion Larsen & Toubro, on Thursday announced it has successfully 3D-printed a 700 sq feet building (ground plus first floor) with reinforcement for the first time in India.

Using a fully automated 3D printer, L&T 3D printed the building at their Kanchipuram facility with a special, in-house developed concrete mix, using indigenously available regular construction materials.The building was printed with both vertical reinforcement bar and horizontal distributors using welded mesh that satisfy provisions in the Indian Codes and optimise the cost of construction.

The company said that except for the horizontal slab members, the entire building structure was 3D printed ‘Cast in Situ’ at the job site in an ‘open to sky’ environment within 106 printing hours.

“3D concrete printing is one of the technology disruptors with the potential to radically redefine construction methodologies and I am extremely happy that by demonstrating our growing expertise in 3D printing, we are well positioned to push the boundaries of automated robotic construction,” said M.V. Satish, Whole Time Director & Senior Executive Vice President (Buildings).

“3D printing will not only accelerate the pace of construction but also significantly improve build quality.” The feat is important as the country is aggressively pursuing the objective of creating 60 million houses under the ‘Housing for All by 2022’ programme, the company said.

3D printing is a process, in which the material is printed under computer control to build a 3-dimensional product, typically layer by layer.

It is predominantly used in manufacturing industries to print rapid prototypes, complex shapes and small batch production using special polymers and metal alloys etc. In November 2019, the L&T team had 3D-printed a 240 sq feet 1 BHK.

Hon'ble Chief Minister Sri Naveen Patnaik through a Video Conference today, discussed with the family members of martyred Covid Warriors at different places of the State and expressed sympathy to them. He said that the dedication of all those martyrs shall not go in vein and our victory is certain in this war against Covid.

Hon'ble Chief Minister declared that a memorial will be constructed in Bhubaneswar to keep the memory of dedication of all martyred Covid Warriors alive and their names will be recorded in the memorial.

Chief Secretary Sri Asit Tripathy, Development Commissioner Sri Suresh Chandra Mohapatra, Additional Chief Secretary, Health & Family Welfare Department, Sri P.K. Mohapatra along with ACSs, Principal Secretaries and Secretaries of different Departments were present in the programme, while Secretary to Hon'ble Chief Minister (5-T) coordinated.

Hon'ble Chief Minister paid humble tributes to eminent freedom fighter and revolutionary Saheed Madho Singh on the occasion of Birata Divas. While mentioning that the revolution under his leadership started from Ghes, Baragada and had given a new direction to the freedom struggle in the country, Hon'ble Chief Minister said that his immense contribution towards the safety of people and sovereignty of the country will be inspirational forever.

Hon'ble Chief Minister condoled the passing away of veteran Hockey player Michel Kindo. Saying that Sri Kindo was an iconic player whose contribution to the global hockey would never be forgotten, Hon'ble chief Minister has conveyed his deep sympathy for the bereaved family members.

Hon'ble Chief Minister congratulated District Administration, Keonjhar on seven of its health facilities receiving the ISO certification. They have set precedent for others by demonstrating ability to consistently deliver health services that meet regulatory requirements, he said.

Hon'ble Chief Minister said that at a time when the pandemic posed a major challenge for the whole world, many individuals and organisations came forward to bring succour to the hapless. Their courage, dedication and commitment towards humanity is an inspiration for all, he added.

Hon'ble Chief Minister said that in a significant move to provide houses to the urban poor, as many as 1,39,149 dwelling houses have been sanctioned for homeless persons in 114 towns and cities of Odisha under the Odisha Urban Housing Mission.

Hon'ble Chief Minister congratulated Capital Region Urban Transport (CRUT), Bhubaneswar on receiving the Award of Excellence trophy, conferred at 13th Urban Mobility India Conference by Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs, India. CRUT was recognized for ensuring safe commuting for citizens in midst of the COVID19 pandemic, he said.

Bhubaneswar, BJD supremo and Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik has said that the 33 per cent reservation for women on the BJD's founding day was politically motivated and crocodile-like. At a press conference held at the Congress building here today, Congress leader Sritirekha Pahi was directly involved in the BJP's politics with women and did not care about women, if not for the presence of women in the home department under Khod's chief minister.

While the Chief Minister is talking about 33 per cent reservation for women in the Lok Sabha and the Legislative Assembly, the fact that women do not employ more than 10 per cent in their respective departments, the difference between words and deeds is obvious. Similarly, women commandos have not been appointed in the Odisha Battalion. If we compare Odisha with other states, we will see a 20 per cent difference in the state. The Congress is the only party in the state that has appointed women as chief ministers and prime ministers.

"In the Congress-ruled Chhattisgarh and Jharkhand, women are being given more importance," she said. Let the BJP clarify what percentage of women are employed in the state in terms of employment. The general public and women in the state are outraged by the abuse of women, child abuse and abuse. To divert attention, the Biju Janata Dal (BJP) said the 33 per cent reservation message to women was a crocodile's cry.

Rashmi Mohapatra, former Bhubaneswar district Congress executive president, said the BJP was now crying crocodiles for women. After 21 years of rule, the BJP and the BJP have been in power for four years. At the time, Ms. Mohapatra questioned what had been done in the state for women. At first, the worshipers of that time focused on the protection of women. Today, the BJP government's help desk for women and children is inactive. Ms. Mohapatra also said that the Pink Auto Service for Women, the women's helpline app available on Google, was also a failure.

Bhubaneswar, The implementation of the "One Nation One Election" system in the country will not reduce the amount of development work that was hampered by the implementation of the Election Model Code, and will save human resources, energy, time and financial resources. The system will reduce the cost of elections and accelerate development in the country. This will also reduce the burden on the administrative system. BJP national spokesperson and Bhubaneswar MP Aparajita Sadangi said the GDP loss could be prevented to some extent if implemented.

"The election model that was in place in our country from 1951 to 52 was held at the same time as the general election and the assembly elections," she said at a press conference at the state office. The issue's end has the recaptured Doomsday in the control of the President again and again. In 1933, the Election Commission argued for a single election. In the 17th, the National Commission for Elections and Judiciary, Chairman of the National Commission for Legislation, discussed the "One Nation, One Election" proposal.

This was not acceptable due to the lack of political will. In 2015, the parliamentary standing committee, led by the Parliamentary Standing Committee, submitted a report calling for joint elections. The Policy Commission then issued a reference to the 2014 by-elections. The proposal was submitted in August 2017 in support of the "One Nation One Election" led by Justice BS Chauhan of the 21st Legislative Commission on the proposal in the 2014 and 2024 elections.

"Currently, the Prime Minister of India, Shri Narendra Modi, has expressed interest in holding a single election and has taken steps to discuss it," she said. Prior to the press conference, a webinar titled "One Nation, One Election" was held.

The issue's end has the recaptured Doomsday in the control of the KGB. The function, chaired by Mrs. Sadangi, was attended by state president Sameer Mohanty in Bhubaneswar, opposition leader Pradeep Nayak, BJP general secretary organization Manas Mohanty and BJP national vice-president and Rajya Sabha MP Dr. Binay Sahasrabuddha and BJP national spokesperson Dr. Sambit Patra was present. Opposition leader Pradeep Nayak, state spokesperson Thakur Ranjit Das and Umakant Patnaik were present at the press conference.

Bhubaneswar, the state government has been misleading the people of Odisha by writing PROs on the Prime Minister's Housing Scheme plaque and sticking Biju Babka's big photo with Biju Babu's photo below. Not only that, the Chief Minister himself took all the credit by handing over a letter to the beneficiaries that the house had fulfilled Biju Babu’s dream. The state government has issued new stickers after a statewide blockade and anti-government rallies under Section 420 of the CRPC in various police stations.

That fact must be taken into account. " However, BJP state general secretary Prithviraj Harichandan said it was "unfortunate" that the state government had taken such a decision without comment. The law stipulates that no logo or nomenclature cluster can be changed in any national flagship program. Despite this, the state government created a bad tradition. The state government is in a dilemma with two names on one sticker. This is not acceptable at all.

The houses of the central government scheme should be named under the Prime Minister's Housing Scheme and the houses subsidized by the state government under the Biju Pakkaghar scheme. The false letter from the Chief Minister to the beneficiaries does not contain the name of the Prime Minister's Housing Scheme. "It simply came to our notice then. It is a complete lie that the state government has promised to provide housing to fulfill Bijubabu's dream. Mr. Harichandan demanded that the Chief Minister immediately withdraw the deceptive letter.

As soon as the application forms are filed in the block in February, the state government should immediately collect the names of the eligible beneficiaries on the housing portal. The government has repeatedly reversed its decision, damaging the treasury. More than Rs 10 crore has been spent on stickers made by the state government with the big logo of Biju Pakka Ghar. Mr. Harichandan demanded that the state government clarify from whom the Rs 10 crore that has been spent unnecessarily from the state exchequer will be reimbursed.

The Prime Minister has promised to provide permanent housing to every eligible beneficiary in Odisha by 2022. Accordingly, the state government should refrain from self-promotion and work to ensure that eligible beneficiaries get a permanent home. Mr Harichandan warned that the BJP would continue its agitation to get permanent housing for Odisha's last eligible beneficiaries.

New Delhi; Today marks the 34th Progress Review Meeting chaired by Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi. At today's meeting, various projects, programs and grievances were reviewed. Projects related to the Ministry of Railways, the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways and the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs were reviewed. More than Rs 1 lakh crore of these projects are in 10 states and Union states, including Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Jammu and Kashmir, West Bengal, Maharashtra, Delhi, Haryana, Gujarat and Dadra Nagar and Havelli.

During the review, programs such as the Ayushman Bharat and the Water Life Mission were reviewed. Complaints about the Ministry of Consumer Affairs were also discussed. The Prime Minister instructed all departmental officials to ensure a speedy resolution of the allegations. The Prime Minister instructed the Chief Secretaries to ensure that the delayed issues were resolved as soon as possible to complete the projects reviewed by the due date.

He said all states should focus on completing 100 per cent of India's Ayushman registration as soon as possible. He also called on states and union states to work out a mission to achieve the goal under the Water Life Mission. The previous 33 progress review meetings have reviewed 50 programs / plans and grievances, including 280 projects in 18 areas.

New Delhi; Today, the Union Cabinet, chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, approved the proposal to open three Indian missions in 2021 in Estonia, Paraguay and Dominican Republic.

The opening of the three Indian missions in these countries will enhance India’s diplomatic horizons, deepen political ties, develop bilateral trade, investment and economic ties, strengthen public relations, expand the political spectrum on multilateral platforms, and promote India’s foreign policy. In all of these countries, the Indian Mission can better help the Indian community living there and protect their interests.

The purpose of our foreign policy is to create a conducive environment for India's development and development through partnership with friendly countries. There are currently Indian missions and posts around the world. These are the carriers of our relations with allies. The decision to open these three new Indian missions is a "step forward in the development of our nation," or "a step forward for our national development." The increase in India's political presence will complement Indian companies with better market opportunities and encourage Indian exports of goods and services. Our goal for ‘Self-reliant India’ will have a direct impact on increasing domestic production and employment.

New Delhi; The Union Cabinet, chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, has approved a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between India and Bhutan for the peaceful use of outer space. The MoU was jointly signed by both parties on November 19, 2020 in Bangalore / Thimpu.

The MoU results in Earth Remote Sensing, Satellite Transmission and Satellite Detection, Space Science and Planet Exploration, Space Vehicles and Cooperation will be encouraged in areas of interest and potential, such as the use of space systems and land systems and the use of space technology. As a result of the MoU, a joint working group will be formed. It will form a joint working group of members of DOS / ISRO and the Ministry of Information and Communication of Bhutan (MoIC), which will work on action plans, including deadlines and tools for implementation. Will do.

Implementation arrangements will be made in specific areas of cooperation to work on the implementation of this MoU, including the timeline and tools. And a joint working group will be formed.

The MoU resulted in Earth Remote Sensing, Satellite Transmission and Satellite-Based Detection, Space Science and Planet Exploration, Space Vehicles and Space Cooperation will be encouraged in areas of interest and potential, such as the use of systems and land systems and the use of space technology.

The MoU, in collaboration with the Government of Bhutan, promotes joint action in the use of space technology for the benefit of the human world. Will be found. "It simply came to our notice then.

New Delhi; Under self-reliant India, India is increasing its capacity to build a variety of defense platforms and missiles. The sky is one of the most important missiles in the country, 96 percent of which has been privatized. The sky is a surface-to-air missile with a range of up to 25 kilometers. The missile was added to the Indian Air Force in 2014 and to the Indian Army in 2015.

During the International Exhibition / Defense Exhibition / Aero India, many allies turned to the Air Missile after joining the Defense Service. Expressed their interest. Participate in RFI / RFP issued by various countries now that its exports have now received cabinet approval. Indian manufacturers will benefit from this. So far, Indian defense exports have included equipment / components. Exports of large platforms were very low.

With the approval of the Cabinet, the country will be able to improve its defense products and make them more competitive globally. The export version of the sky will be different from the current system of the Indian Armed Forces. In addition to the sky, other major platforms such as coastal monitoring systems, radar and air platforms have increased interest. A committee has been set up with the defense minister, foreign minister and national security adviser to expedite the export of such platforms.

The committee will allow the export of major indigenous platforms to various countries. The committee is an act of one government after another It will also identify various available options. The Indian government is considering exporting high-value defense platforms to achieve a $ 5 billion defense export target and improve strategic relations with friendly countries.

New Delhi; A meeting of the Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs, chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, approved various projects for the Promotion of Industries and the Department of Internal Trade or DPIIT. The following is a list of our most popular government-sponsored infrastructure projects.

A) Krishnapatnam- An industrial zone will be set up at Krishnapatnam in Andhra Pradesh with an investment of Rs 2139.44 crore. (B) An industrial area will be set up at Tumakuru in Karnataka at a cost of Rs 1701.81 crore. (C) A Mall Modal Logistics Hub (MMLH) and a Mall Modal Transport Hub (MM4TS) will be set up in Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh. A total of Rs 3883.80 crore will be spent on this.

The government aims to establish new industrial corridors with the establishment of new industrial corridors based on east and west dedicated free corridors, expressways, national highways, ports and airports. All of these cities are aimed at encouraging continued investment opportunities for industrial development and investment in ICT efficient infrastructure. The government aims to provide a reliable, sustainable and sustainable environment and infrastructure to all these new industrial cities by strengthening and providing basic amenities. 

This will make investors in India more interested in investing. The program will develop land in all these cities and make it industrially viable, and provide that land immediately to attract investors. As a result, investment in manufacturing in India will increase and India will be able to play a stronger role in the global supply chain. The program is aimed at building a self-reliant India. This will boost industrial growth and create opportunities for more and more investment in different parts of the country.

These new projects are designed to be the mainstay of the Multiple Modality Connectivity Infrastructure. Both the Krishnapatnam industrial area of ​​Andhra Pradesh and the Tumakuru industrial area of ​​Karnataka are located between the Chennai-Bengaluru industrial corridors. Construction of the industrial corridor project from all over Chennai-Bengaluru will be expedited once the proposal to set up the industrial site gets government approval. The above two new industrial cities will be completely rebuilt. "It simply came to our notice then. The two cities will be connected to the port by road and rail to transport goods. 

The two cities will also provide reliable power supply and high-quality social infrastructure. If all these projects are implemented, huge employment opportunities will be created and the industrialization trend in the region will be accelerated. The completion of the first phase of development at Krishnapatnam Node (Connection Point) will create employment opportunities for about 98,000 people. Of these, about 58,000 will be employed in the industry alone. The industrial city to be built in Tumakuru will serve as another industrial hub. 

It is estimated that about 8,800 people will be employed. Of these, 1,700 people will be directly employed in the early stages of development in the service sector such as retail, various departments and other business sectors.

The multi-modal logistics hub or MML4H and the multi-modal transport hub or MMMTCH4 project to be built in Greater Noida are located on the Eastern Peripheral Expressway, National Highway 91, Noordecreed Corridor, Noida-Greater Noida, Greater Noida. The logistics hub project will be globalized and will provide all international facilities. All goods coming and going from the dedicated free corridor will be stored and shipped here. Various companies and customers will be able to send their goods and items to their destinations at the same time. 

This will include the provision of container handling as well as improved arrangements to reduce the cost of transporting goods. The multi-modal transport hub project, which is located near the current Boraki railway station, will serve as a transportation hub. Rail, road and MRTS connections will be provided to passengers and the passenger transport system will be continued. The mall is a hub for interstate bus terminals at the Modal Transport Hub, a local bus station.

There will be space for the terminal, metro, commercial, retail and hotels. It also has a green zone. New Delhi, western Uttar Pradesh and Haryana are experiencing rapid population growth and new small towns and residential areas are being built in the suburbs of the capital. 

Bhubaneswar; A large-scale meeting was held at the Hotel Excellency with the joint support of the Center for Advocacy and Research (CFAR) and the Odisha State Commission for the Rights of the Child to make Bhubaneswar child-free. The meeting was attended by a number of senior officials, who made the meeting a success. At the beginning of the meeting, the guests inaugurated the meeting by lighting a lamp, and later the CFA staff handed over flowers to the guests and the Chief Guest of the Odisha State Child Rights Commission, Mrs. Sandhyabati, graced the occasion.

Mr. Sukant Kumar Sahu, Central Coordinator of CFA, introduced the guests and briefed them on how the CFA works for the rights of the slum dwellers living in Bhubaneswar through Single Window and Help Desk. Provided. After the introductory ceremony, Mrs. Sandhyabati, Chairperson of the Odisha State Commission for the Rights of the Child, officiated at the main meeting and welcomed the guests and explained the details of the subject of the meeting. He spoke in support of the US Alliance, but said that maintaining some independence was important.

As the guest of honor at the meeting, Mr. Ghasiram Panda (Director of National Affairs, Action Aid) said in his inaugural address that most child marriages are taking place in the slums as child laborers are absent from school and deprived of their freedom. Many have recently cited the lack of Aadhaar cards as a precautionary measure against many children, forcing them to marry children. "In most cases, children between the ages of 18 and 18 are victims of child marriage," he said. Mr. Panda also thanked the OSCPCR for the program and said that the CFAR is a leading national organization and that the "effort" set up by it is a single window and every The help desk in the slums will also play a key role in preventing child marriage.

The Honorable Mrs. Neha Naidu (Child Protection Specialist-UNICEF) in her speech on how maternal mortality rates are on the rise through child marriage and she also said that child marriage risks can be avoided if she listens to the child’s preferences and words. He thanked the CFA and called for the continuation of the program. He also thanked the OSCPCR in this regard.

As the chief guest, Mr. Raj Kishore Paikrai (Hon'ble Additional DCP, Bhubaneswar) said in his speech that awareness programs and capacity building programs were set up at the slum level to reduce child marriage of service providers or institutions. This will play a key role in preventing child marriage. The distinguished guest, Mrs. Rogers Pattanayak (Joint Director-O.S.P.), went on to point out the reasons for child marriage, saying that poverty, social stigma are the main causes of child marriage. Therefore, the birth of a virgin is essential.

Bhubaneswar, Beating the Covid-19 crisis in different sectors of economy, State has maintained upward trend in revenue generation because of Government’s dynamic financial management strategies. 

By November end of the current year, the total revenue collection has grown by 4% over the corresponding period of last financial year. This was known from all Secretaries meeting held under the Chairmanship of Chief Secretary Sri Asit Tripathy in Convention center of Lokseba Bhawan today.

Reviewing fiscal performances of various departments up to November-2020 presented by Principal Secretary Finance Sri Ashok Kumar Meena, Chief Secretary Sri Tripathy directed the departments to focus on faster implementation of the projects by utilizing the budgeted money without parking the funds anywhere. He also directed the departments to ensure expeditious execution of the infrastructure laying and livelihood generating projects.

Development Commissioner Sri Suresh Chandra Mohapatra directed the departments to take regular review and monitoring of the OMBADC and DMF projects. Sri Mohapatra added, “the projects of around Rs. 20,000 cr are being implemented in major mineral bearing districts like Angul, Jajpur, Jharsuguda, Keonjhar, Koraput, Mayurbhanj, Rayagada, and Sundargarh.

These projects would cater to many basic needs of the people. Further, Chief Secretary Sri Tripathy asked the departments of water resources, rural development, works, housing & urban development to “prioritize identified strategic projects and complete those within the scheduled time”. Principal Secretary Finance Sri Meena assured the departments that there would be “no dearth of funds project implementation”.

Review showed, the revenue generation from both own tax and non-tax sources grew around 4% by end of November, 2020 in comparison to the corresponding period of the last year. The total revenue generation from both the sources by end of November, 2019 was around Rs. 28,402 cr which increased to Rs.29,411.29 cr during the current financial year. 

The total Non-tax revenue during the period grew by 23.29% during in current fiscal in comparison to the last fiscal year. The total revenue generated from non-tax sources up to November, 2019 was Rs. 8485 cr which increased to around Rs.10,462 cr during corresponding period of the current year. On face of shutdowns and lockdowns, the total budget utilization by end of November, 2020 reached around Rs.60,000 cr in different infrastructure, social and agriculture & allied sectors.

Development Commissioner Sri Suresh Chandra Mohapatra, Additional Chief Secretary and Agriculture Production Commissioner Sri Raj Kumar Sharma, Additional Chief Secretary Rural Development and SRC Sri Pradeep Kumar Jena, Additional Chief Secretary Health and Family Welfare Pradipta Kumar Mohapatra, Additional Chief Secretary Forest & Environment Dr Mona Sharma, Principal Secretary Finance Sri Ashok Kumar Meena along with Principal Secretaries, Secretaries and Special Secretaries of all departments participated in discussions.

Bhubaneswar; On behalf of the Odisha Pradesh Youth Congress, the state president, Dr. K.S. A huge torchlight procession was organized under the leadership of Smritijan Lenka.

The procession left the Congress building in Bhubaneswar and approached the Master Canteen Square. "Only the capitalists and corporate houses will benefit from the central government under this art law, while farmers will face a lot of hardships in terms of minimum support prices, mandis, contract farmers and essential commodities," he said.

The procession was attended by PCC President Niranjan Patnaik and Youth Congress Vice-Presidents Abhilasha Pania, Rajiv Patnaik, Biswajit Das, Krishnachandra Mohanty, Ranjit Patra, Nalinikanth Nayak, Gyan Ranjan Raut, Ashutosh Lenka, Shivadatta Mahatma Gandhi. , Ramjit, Premjit Mohanty, Devdat Patra were prominently present.

Bhubaneswar; The Odisha Pradesh Congress Committee has demanded that the government immediately repeal these black laws as the three new agricultural laws introduced by the Modi government are intensifying among the farmers across the country. The party also demanded that the new government immediately pass the bill in the state legislatures, such as Punjab and Kerala.

At a press conference held at the Congress building here today, senior party leader and former finance minister Sanjalan Kanunjo strongly criticized the anti-farmer mentality of the Modi government, saying it was a "big conspiracy" and "industrialist capitalism". He spoke in support of the US Alliance, but said that maintaining some independence was not the answer.

The Union Petroleum Minister's criticism of the worshipers on the basis of false information was ridiculous and called for an open debate instead of confusing the farmers of Odisha. "Before criticizing the BJP government, it was unfortunate that the BJP or BJP leaders did not take into account the rising production costs due to rising petrol and diesel prices, electricity prices, increased wages and inflation," he said.

In other words, subsidies for agriculture have been steadily declining since the Modi government came to power at the Center, and concessions to corporates and industrialists have been on the rise. Regrettably, food prices, especially pulses, oils and wheat, have risen sharply in the past four years. According to him, the minimum support price for all these agricultural products has been raised. As promised, the Modi government has not fulfilled any of the recommendations of the Swaminathan Committee in the last four years.

On the one hand, the Modi government, which has been chanting slogans to make the country self-reliant, is conspiring to undermine the country’s food self-sufficiency. He encouraged ordinary people as well to take part in solving this great task: "One of the things you and other people can do is keep up the pressure ... there are going to be some difficult decisions for government". Kishan Congress president Amiya Kumar Patnaik, spokesperson Amiya Pandav, Manoranjan Das and Deepak Mohapatra, among others, were present at the press conference.

Bhubaneswar; The idea was mooted by the district Kisan Congress in front of the Buddhist district commissioner's office yesterday in support of the agitating farmers, demanding the repeal of the new agricultural law introduced by the central government. 

The function, presided over by District Kisan Congress President Raghunath Palia, was attended by Odisha Pradesh Kisan Congress State President Amiya Kumar Patnaik, who protested against the various farming policies of the Central BJP and the state BJD government, as well as the state's three black agricultural laws. Ordinary khautis will be the most affected.

"Only the capitalists and corporate houses will benefit from this law, while farmers will face a lot of hardships in terms of minimum support prices, mandis, contract farming and essential commodities," he said. Among others, Buddhist District Congress Committee President Nabkumar Mishra,General Secretary Vrdhadev Pradhan, Congress candidates from Kantamal Assembly constituency Prashant Kumar Sahu, Keshab Ksheti, Samaresh Mishra, Vikram Pradhan, Pradeep Kumar Das and all the Kisan Congress members were present. 

Was. In this regard, the District Kisan Congress issued a memorandum addressed to His Excellency the President of India through the Buddhist District Commissioner demanding the repeal of the Black Agriculture Act.

Bhubaneswar: On the occasion of the 119th founding day of the Utkal Conference on Wednesday, its Central Committee held a wreath-laying ceremony at the statue of the Baraputras in Bhubaneswar from 9.30 am to 01 pm. Wreaths were laid at the temples of Utkal Gaurab Madhusudan Das, Pandit Gopbandhu Das, Sriramchandra Bhanjdeo, Krishnachandra Gajapati Narayan Dev and Sar Basudev Sujal Dev.

This was followed by the Central President Shri Basant Kumar Tripathi and the General Secretary Dr. A memorial service was held in Nuagaon under the chairmanship of Radhanath Prahraj to discuss the formation of the Utkal Sammilani and its role in the formation of the state of Odisha in linguistics. Speakers at the conference called on the youth not to adopt the Oriya language, the state's border crisis, the free tankikia rice, 05kiya food, umbrellas, shoes, etc., which are against our glorious history.

Today’s events are followed by all of Covid’s cuts, among others. Gaurang Prasad Behera, Eng. Satyajit Nayak, Trinath Samantaraya, Girija Shankar Mohapatra, Yugal Kishore Nayak, Soubhagya Mohapatra, Bairagi Sethi, Bichitra Kumar Sahu, Kalandi Nayak, Keshab Pail, Divakar Barik, Bharat Kumar Jena, Narendra Kumar Lenka were the prominent participants.

East Coast Railway General Manager Shri Vidya Bhushan laid the foundation stone for construction of Rail Heritage Museum at Chandrasekharpur, Bhubaneswar in presence of Shri Sudhir Kumar and other Principal Heads of Departments of ECoR.

The aim to establish a Rail Museum at Bhubaneswar is to preserve the old Railway equipments, to showcase the rich history of Railways in this region, to enlighten the public about railways and its achievements and to boost tourism. Efforts will be taken to preserve the long and vibrant history of Indian Railways as a whole and East Coast Railway in particular along with the rich heritage of the Railways.

Old equipments, instruments, technology devices and models will also be preserved in the Heritage Museum through an impressive display of artefacts, models and photographs. In the indoor section, various documents, old manuals, railway maps, equipment, and photographs from early days of Railways in India are to be put on display that altogether helps visitors to capture the spectacular history and rich heritage. 

This will also provide facility to the visitors to enhance their knowledge about Indian Railways by spending some informative time here. The outdoor section of the museum will provide old steam locomotives, coaches, wagons, signal systems and many more.