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Harnessing Solar Energy in Orissa: With a total land area of 155,707 square kilometres, Orissa holds a vast potential for harnessing very large quantities of solar power.  Moreover, large portions of the western part of the state are in rain shadow areas, which receive solar radiation round the year without any interruption at all. Dr Nachiketa Das >>> Full Story

 

Vedanta University - A Real Estate Deal in disguise: Vedanta University Project is the biggest land grab in the State of Orissa surpassing those in case of any industry planned by the reigning government so far. Basudev Mahapatra >>> Full Story
Posco India project in trouble water: The major task before the government is to tackle with the situation and the protestors through sincere intervention and interaction... Otherwise, in a very short span, the dreamland for investors would turn into the most hated land. Basudev Mahapatra>>> Full Story

 

 

Story of Sita – Dalit scenario in India after 60 years of Freedom: As Sita belongs to scheduled caste (Harijan), she was restricted to sit inside the Bhagabat Tungi... Every rainy day was a holy day for her as on those days only she was allowed inside. N A Shah Ansari (HNF Exclusive) >>> Full Story

Posco bagged Environment Clearance: After the environmental clearance Posco India is now looking for permission from government of India for forest diversion at its project site as about 3,566 acres of the 4,004-acre land marked for the project comes under forest area. HNF Bureau >>> Full Story

 

Joda-Barbil: Orissa's Mining Hub changing into a Death Trap: ... in the not too distant future, the aggrieved people of Belkundi, Dalki etc of Barbil villages numbering about 30,000 would turn hostile and, probably, it will take the state administration by surprise and, may be, on the wrong foot. HNF Investigation >>> Full Story

 

 

 

Orissa: Investors' Dream land: Growing economic activities and the process of large-scale industrialization has led to the boom in various allied sectors like Real Estate, Travels, Hotels and Restaurants, and other service sectors. HNF Bureau >>> Full Story

Bhubaneswar Cuttack Urban Complex - Orissa Vision 2030: Looking at the growing population in Bhubaneswar, adjacent city Cuttack and the peripheral towns, Bhubaneswar – Cuttack Urban Complex plan has great relevance. HNF Bureau >>> Full Story

 
 

Kalahandi - Cursed with Industries: Kalahandi district is very well known as the hot pot of Orissa where atmospheric temperature crosses 50 Degree Celsius during usual summer. Social activists and environmentalists claim large-scale deforestation to be the major factor behind this... Basudev Mahapatra >>> Full Story

Paradip: A Port Town in Transformation: Equipped with 14 berths with 51.40 million tonnes per annum handling capacity, Paradeep Port is yet to utilize its full capacity. As a number of steel plants and other allied industries are coming up within 200kms of the port and requests are pouring in from investors like Jindal Steel & Power, Visa Industries etc. for captive berthing facilities. HNF Bureau >>> Full Story

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