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Odisha CM Launches 593 Urban Development Projects Worth Rs 323 Crore
✍️ ANI News
🗓 08 Nov 2026, 10:32 AM
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Odisha Chief Minister Mohan Majhi unveiled 593 urban development schemes across 62 cities, with a total investment of ₹323 crore. The launch aims to boost infrastructure and improve living standards.
The Odisha government held a launch ceremony on Tuesday to unveil 593 urban development projects spanning 62 cities and towns across the state. Chief Minister Mohan Majhi presented the project list, highlighting the extensive investment aimed at modernising urban infrastructure.
The projects, valued at ₹323 crore, cover a range of initiatives from road widening and drainage improvement to the construction of parks and community centres. The plan is designed to address long‑standing infrastructure gaps and enhance the quality of life for residents.
According to government releases, the development schemes will be implemented over the next few years with a focus on sustainable and inclusive growth. The projects are expected to create employment opportunities and stimulate local economies.
The Chief Minister emphasized that the launch marks a significant step toward transforming Odisha’s urban landscape, ensuring that cities are better equipped to meet the needs of a growing population.
The projects, valued at ₹323 crore, cover a range of initiatives from road widening and drainage improvement to the construction of parks and community centres. The plan is designed to address long‑standing infrastructure gaps and enhance the quality of life for residents.
According to government releases, the development schemes will be implemented over the next few years with a focus on sustainable and inclusive growth. The projects are expected to create employment opportunities and stimulate local economies.
The Chief Minister emphasized that the launch marks a significant step toward transforming Odisha’s urban landscape, ensuring that cities are better equipped to meet the needs of a growing population.