Bhubaneswar: Additional chief secretary of the housing & urban development department and chairperson of IDCO Usha Padhee reviewed land development, strategic infrastructure initiatives and progress of key urban development projects during a field visit to Kalinga Nagar industrial region in Jajpur district on Wednesday.
Padhee inspected around 600 acres of land at Alijanga and later reviewed the readiness of Sukutijhara area for future industrial expansion. She also visited Tata Steel’s plot, where she held discussions with company representatives and officials on infrastructure preparedness and industrial growth requirements.
Apart from industrial development, Padhee assessed the implementation of ongoing urban development projects and flagship schemes in the district. Officials said the review focused on improving urban infrastructure, strengthening service delivery and enhancing the quality of life in emerging industrial townships around Kalinga Nagar.
During the visit, Padhee chaired a high-level meeting at the Kalinga Nagar Development Authority conference hall to review the progress of Kalinga Nagar National Industrial Corridor. Discussions were held with officials of IDCO and District Investment Promotion Agency on land allocation, infrastructure provisioning and integration of industrial growth with urban services.
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Read MoreDiana Sahu is an Assistant Editor with the Times of India. With a professional career spanning nearly two decades, she has been writing extensively on education, livelihood, child rights, gender, heritage & culture, tourism and disability rights. She is also known for her data-driven investigative reports and compelling human interest stories.
Her in-depth story on 'Women in Higher Education' had won her the Best Feature Award at the Laadli Media Awards and a Laadli National Fellowship on 'Gender and Disability'. She had also received WNCB Fellowship on Child Rights.
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