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THE PORTFOLIO HANDBOOK
OUR DESIGN PORTFOLIO
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CONTENTS
3
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Our Work 04
Our Heart 07
Our Volunteers 12
Our Sanjeevani 15
Our Guests 17
Our Inspiration 20
Pic: Idol of Lord Ganesha in Sai Sanjeevani Hospital
Special Guests
19
Shri Kishore, Executive Director, KSK and Shri Krishnamurthy, KSK, ardent devotees
of Sri Sathya Sai Baba visited Sai Sanjeevani on 21st August. They spent valuable
time with the Sanjeevani team in understanding current operations and
discussing the way forward.
Pic: Shri Kishore, Shri Krishnamurthy, Shri C Sreenivas, Chairman, Sri Sathya
Sai Health and Education Trust with the Sanjeevani Medical team
Thank you for being our source of strength and for providing invaluable
support to this noble and selfless endeavor in our Dearest Swami’s name
OUR INSPIRATION
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“In the word Ganapathi, “Ga” stands for intellect (buddhi) and “Na” means Vijnaana
(the higher knowledge or wisdom). Ganapathi is the Lord of the intellect and higher
knowledge. He dwells in each one of you as your intelligence (buddhi) and wisdom
(vjnaana). When you make proper use of your inherent intelligence and wisdom, you will
be successful in life.”
Bhagwan Sri Sathya Sai Baba
GANESH CHATURTHI CELEBRATIONS
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NayaRaipur
RedefiningtheFuture
DEVELOPMENT. PROGRESS. HAPPINESS.
Glimpse of Chhattisgarh Development PlanNaya Raipur Land Procurement Finance Infrastructure Projects Rehabilitation Recreational Hub
Educational Hub Medical Hub Fuelling the arts Connectivity & Transportation Green City Organisation Marketing What people Say
BIRTH OF A NEW STATE
„„ Recognizing the growing demands for high-
quality urban infrastructure in the State, the
Government decided to establish a modern,
hi-tech, eco-friendly city Immediately after
the creation of the State.
„„ The new capital is to serve as the
administrative capital of the State and also
cater to the infrastructural needs of industry
and trade in the region.
„„ Naya Raipur will have state-of-the-art
technology, cherish traditions and core
values, and conserve the prevailing man-
nature symbiotic culture as well as abundant
natural & cultural assets in the region.
NEED FOR THE CITY
„„ To have high quality urban infrastructure
aspirations of the people of the new state
to accelerate the development in the
state.
„„ Existing Raipur city could not developed
further due to already saturated
infrstraucture.
Glimpse of Chhattisgarh Development PlanNaya Raipur Land Procurement Finance Infrastructure Projects Rehabilitation Recreational Hub
Educational Hub Medical Hub Fuelling the arts Connectivity & Transportation Green City Organisation Marketing What people Say
Glimpse of Chhattisgarh Development PlanNaya Raipur Land Procurement Finance Infrastructure Projects Rehabilitation Recreational Hub
Educational Hub Medical Hub Fuelling the arts Connectivity & Transportation Green City Organisation Marketing What people Say
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NAYA RAIPUR - REDEFINING THE FUTURE
D e v e l o p m e n t . P r o g r e s s . H a p p i n e s s .
A STORY WITHIN ANOTHER
Naya Rapiur is distinguished within the annals of time for
being India’s first green field city planned and executed in the
21st century. But to understand the ethos of Naya Raipur, you
first need to be sensitised to another fascinating cultural ode-
The coming into being of the state of Chhattisgarh.
Mystery, methodology and unconfirmed fragmented
accounts across history form the three basic ingredients in
understanding how Chhattisgarh was born. Still one of the
most heavily forested regions of Central India; Chhattisgarh
gets its name from the presence of the thirty six forts that it
houses in its valleys and gauges. While the proprietary of these
forts has still to be established, history and legend both marry
to name the Kalchuri Kings of 12th to 14th Century as the first
inhabitants of this marvellous land.
Then came the midnight hour and India’s chance to keep its
tryst with destiny. Present day Chhattisgarh’s destiny seemed
The Splendour of Chhattisgarh
relegated to be a part of the Central Provinces and Berar with
Nagpur as its Capital.
More boundaries were drawn over maps to make it a fragment
of Madhya Pradesh with Bhopal as its capital. With nearly
half the region under forest cover and with over 32% of the
population belonging to indigenous tribal communities,
Chhattisgarh was considered amongst the most backward
regions of India.
The Millennium turned and with it turned the fortunes of
Chhattisgarh as a new State. Its new found dominion as a new
state coincided with the path of rapid socio-economic growth.
Today it is one of the fastest growing states in India with
regards to agricultural production, development of mineral
based Industries and power production.
Armed to the teeth with an arsenal which boast both natural
resources and typically natural spirit and gumption within its
inhabitants, Chhattisgarh is also one of the largest producers of
steel and cement in India. It is also bountiful in minerals like
coal, iron ore, limestone, bauxite, dolomite, tin ore, diamonds,
gold, corundum and granite.
With a staggering forest cover of over 45 % of the total
area, the state is blessed with 3 national parks, 11 wildlife
sanctuaries, and other myriad sites of historical, religious and
cultural significance. Its diversity offers a rare amalgamation of
economic, cultural and ecologically sustainable tourism. The
state has a long tradition of bamboo craft, wood carving, wall
painting, metal working and jewellery making.
And like any other success story, Chhattisgarh also has to
thanks favourable industrial policies, luxuries of ample power
supply, availability of cheap raw materials, access to manpower,
planned infrastructure development, and full support from the
Government in forming the fulcrum of its growth.
TODAY CHHATTISGARH IS ONE OF THE FASTEST GROWING STATES IN INDIA WITH REGARDS TO AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION, DEVELOPMENT OF MINERAL BASED INDUSTRIES AND POWER PRODUCTION.
KALCHURI KINGS
OF 12TH TO 14TH CENTURY
AS THE FIRST
INHABITANTS OF THIS
MARVELLOUS LAND.
CHHATTISGARH
AT A GLANCE
26th state of India, carved out of Madhya Pradesh on
November 01, 2000.
Neighbouring states: Andhra Pradesh, Maharashtra,
Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Jharkhand and Orissa.
Location: 21.27 N, 81.60 E.
Area: 1,35,194 Km2 [52,198.7 sq mi] – among the ten
largest states in India.
Population: 25.54 million.
Population density: 189/ms2 [489.3/sq mi].
GDP: Estimated Rs 1.29.781 crat current prices in fiscal
year 2010-2011 [11.18% growth over the last fiscal year].
Per capita income: Estimated to reach Rs 28,296 in
2010-11 as against Rs 25,835 in 2009-10.
Langauge: Hindi, Chhattisgrahi.
Literacy: 701.04%, Male literacy 81.45%, Female literacy
60.59%.
Important cities and villages: Raipur, Bilaspur, bhilai-
Durg, Rajnandgaon, Raigarg, Korba, Jagdalpur and
Dantewada.
Centrally located and easily accessible by air, rail and road.
Robust telecom infrastructure with multiple service providers.
A hub for education with 116 government colleges, 15 engineering colleges,
10 polytechnics, and 13 healthcare institutes.
Ample power supply – 90% thermal and the rest hydel.
Four Star industrial areas in Bilaspur, Raigarh, Rajnandgaon and Raipur districts,
housing iron and steel plants, power plants and other core industries.
Industrial clusters for special thrust industries like food processing, gems and
jewellery, metals, apparels and pharmaceuticals.
Wide network of hospitals, primary health centres and dispensaries.
Comprehensive Urban Development Policy.
FOCUSSED
DEVELOPMENT
ON ALL FRONTS
LOCATION
21.27 N 81.60E
PER CAPITA:
RS 28,296
AIRPORT
CONNECTIVITY
LITERACY:
70.04%
COMPREHENSIVE
URBAN DEVELOPMENT
POLICY
POPULATION:
25.54 MILLION
GDP:
Rs 1,29,718 CRORES
INDUSTRIAL
HUB
EDUCATION
HUB
AMPLE
POWER SUPPLY
ROBUST
TELECOM
WIDE HOSPITAL
NETWORK
KORIYA
BALRAMPUR
SURAJPUR
JASHPUR
RAIGARH
JANJGIR CHAMPA
BILASPUR
MUNGELI
KAWARDHA
BEMETARA
RAJNANDGAON
BALOD
DHAMTARI
MAHASAMUND
BALODABAZAR
RAIPUR
KANKER
KONDAGAON
NARAYANPUR
BIJAPUR
SUKMA
DANTEWADA
BASTAR
GARIYABANDH
KORBA
WHEN VISION
TURNS TO MEANING
TO BRILLIANT
BEGINNINGS
The NRDA in their quest to attain perfection in all their endeavours have been increasingly
well researched and briefed. Naya Raipur is located on a carefully selected site, factoring in
the existing state of regional development, climatic factors, flora and fauna, water resources,
transport network amongst others.
With an intelligently drafted land procurement policy which provides for rehabilitation and
fair compensation based on the principle of inclusive growth, it offers a whole new world of
opportunity and progressive development to the land owners. Little wonder then that over
80% of the required land has already and seamlessly been procured.
ADMINISTERING THE STATE
As the new capital of Chhattisgarh, Naya Raipur will house the entire administrative
machinery – initiating, enabling, monitoring and facilitating every aspect of
governance, law and order, and public welfare.
THE GRASS IS GREENER ON THIS SIDE
Naya Raipur is blessed with over 2,500 hectares of public spaces, parks and
landscaping, and is the first Indian city to be surrounded by a 500 meter
wide Green belt.
DESIGNED TO BREAK CLUTTER
Aesthetics are uppermost in the minds of the NRDA as the cityscape will be marked
by the absence of eyesores, such as overhead wires, as the entire electrical and
telecommunications network is based underground.
ALL ROADS LEAD TO THE CENTRE
The bustling and efficient Central Business District [CBD] will bring together
commerce, entertainment and recreation while being fuelled with a smooth flowing
public transport system.
LAURELS WHILE WE PLAY
Naya Raipur will soon boast of a world class Sports Village complete with top of the
line facilities which will include accommodation for sportspersons.
A water sports centre and amusement park are additional attractions for visitors and
residents.
TEACHING THE WRITTEN WORD
A number of universities, colleges, schools, research and training institutes, all
constitute the making of the Knowledge Centre of the state.
VIBRANCY IN OUR DIVERSITY
A never seen before vibrant and diverse arts and crafts hub with well-planned
infrastructure to showcase, promote and nurture the State’s rich traditions in
handicrafts will be the pride and joy of the city.
WORKING HARD? PARTY HARDER!
Resplendent with museums, libraries, theatres, art galleries and multiplexes, Naya
Raipur is easily the most invigorating cultural heart of Chhattisgarh.
I N D I A’ S V E R Y O W N L A N D O F P L E N T Y
BUILDING OF
THE EDIFICE
LOGISTICALLY
YOURS
CONNECTED TO PROGRESS,
COMMITTED TO LIFE
Raipur’s Mana Airport located just 7 kms away from
Naya Raipur offers regular flights to Delhi, Mumbai,
Kolkatta, Bhopal, Indore, Hyderabad, Bangalore,
Ahmedabad, Ranchi, Nagpur, Bhuwaneshwar and
Vishakhapatnam. Plans also include upgrading and
bettering of the current facility.
Raipur Railway Station and Mandir Hasaud Railway
Station connect Naya Raipur to other parts of the
country, and a new station for Naya Raipur is coming
up along the Raipur-Vishakhapatnam rail line.
Eight lane expressways will provide easy access to the
city. At present access is through NH-43 at the south-
eastern boundary and NH-6 at the northern boundary
of Naya Raipur. Inner and outer ring roads will
provide a consistent and streamlined traffic flow while
decongesting the city. Nearly 100 kms of the 225 kms
of proposed roadways has already been constructed.
Efficient intra-city movement will be enabled by the
Light Rail Transport System [LTRS] and the Bus
Rapid Transport System [BRTS] – a high quality,
ultra-modern, customer oriented transit option that
provides comfortable and cost effective urban mobility.
Central located, strong road and rail connectivity,
proximity to the airport, state of the art
telecommunications and efficient internal transportation,
make Naya Raipur the perfect logistical hub for national
and state level corporations.
Fully-equipped Integrated Freight Complexes at the
periphery of the city will handle warehousing and
cargo. These complexes while accommodate wholesale
markets, provide loading / unloading facilities, parking,
workshops, and allied services.
The telecommunications system of Naya Raipur will
provide an entire gamut of wired and wireless services:
The city is equipped with underground optical fibre
connectivity to ensure a strong and reliable system for
modern communication and data transmission.
A provision for ducts to enable wired broadband and
Value Added Services [VAS] is also factored in the
telecommunications plan.
Naya Raipur is also equipped with Wi-fi hotspots
throughout the city for services such as 3G/WIMAX, a
service unheard off even within the bigger metros.
A STEP TOWARDS
THE RIGHT DIRECTION
Transport, telecommunications and logistics form the backbone of
any growing infrastructure. Naya Raipur also stands on the three
pillars of Transportation, Telecommunications and Logistics, all
impeccably planned to meet current and future needs.
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OUR TODAY DEFINES OUR TOMORROW.The vision of the NRDA in its quest to build Naya Raipur takes into cognisance, present and future needs, making it a self-sufficient, self-
sustaining city that provides quality infrastructure and amenities. The constant pursuit of progressive growth and development is undertaken
while using natural resources responsibly, for the greater good of all.
WATER RESOURCES
The water supply system focuses on water management
products, processes and services that are economically
viableaswellassociallyandenvironmentallyacceptable,
with specific measures for water conservation and waste
water recycling.
The initial requirement for water is being met by
constructing an anicut on the Mahanadi river near
the village Tila. The city water supply system in Naya
Raipur is one of the few in India to work on the Public
Private Partnership model [PPP].
ENERGY USE AND ELECTRIFICATION
The power requirement of Naya Raipur is to be met in
three phases. The city will have an underground power
distribution system along with SCADA [Supervisory
Control and Data Acquisition] to have online
monitoring and control of power supply.
Non-conventional and alternative energy resources are
being used to the maximum. Street lighting will see the
use of latest technology like T-5 and LEDs. Solar power
will be used widely in administrative buildings, stree
lighting and traffic signals. All power supply at city and
section levels is underground. There are no hanging
wires in the city.
SANITATION AND WASTE
MANAGEMENT
Naya Raipur will have decentralised sewage treatment
for better efficiency. Sewage will be treated to the
standards as prescribed by the Central/State Water
Pollution Control boards, with maximum recycling and
re-use of water for irrigation.
Drainage along roads will be provided without
disturbing the major natural drainage channels. The
solid waste management system based on the PPP
model will ensure proper selection of a waste disposal
site; segregation of household waste; separate disposal
of hazardous or bio-medical waste; and intensive tree
plantation on disposal areas.
THE CONSTANT PURSUIT
OF PROGRESSIVE GROWTH
AND DEVELOPMENT IS
UNDERTAKEN WHILE USING
NATURAL RESOURCES
RESPONSIBLY, FOR THE
GREATER GOOD OF ALL.
THE VISION CONTINUES…
O N G O I N G P R O J E C T S
The NRDA have also envisioned certain turnkey installations which
when ready will bring Naya Raipur as a force to be reckoned with on
the map of the world.
STAR HOTEL AND
CONVENTION CENTRE
SATYA SAI SUPER
SPECIALITY HOSPITAL
UNDERGROUND CITY ELEC-
TRICAL INFRASTRUCTURE
EXHIBITION CENTRE
[100 ACRES]
HOUSING DEVELOPMENT
IN SECTOR 30
SEWERAGE SYSTEM
MANA-TUTA TOURISM
CENTRE
KNOWLEDGE PARK
UNDERGROUND
TELECOM SYSTEM
CANCER HOSPITAL AND
RESEARCH CENTRE
WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM
IIT, IIM, ITM UNIVERSITIES
WORLD’S ENVY,
INDIA’S PRIDE
A modern and yet humane city of the 21st
century, the design of Naya Raipur will
promote a sense of security stability and
comfort among its citizens, with a conscious
effort to make it a resident-friendly and
visitor-friendly city in every respect.
Its rich heritage and culture will be reflected
in its urban design and architecture. The
city administration will ensure greater
accountability of urban local bodies towards
citizens and better quality access and efficiency
of its services.
AN ABODE ACROSS DIVIDES
In keeping with the spirit of inclusiveness, Naya Raipur will offer well-constructed, comfortable
and affordable housing to all its patrons. Housing will be divided across 21 residential sectors,
each one a sustainable, self-sufficient and pedestrian-friendly neighbourhood.
All citizens will have access to quality education, expert healthcare and deserved recreation,
entertainment as they indulge in some retail therapy within convenient distances.
There are provisions for incremental housing, night shelters for the urban not so fortunate, and
planned spaces for the informal sector. This construction of low cost homes will address the
increasing demand for affordable rental accommodation.
A RIGHT TO THE MOST BASIC OF RIGHTS
Special areas have been earmarked by the NRDA to set up schools and colleges that will make
Naya Raipur a knowledge hub.
An Ayurvedic University is being set up in the state of Naya Raipur as its headquarters.
Hidayatullah National Law University has commenced its courses in its new premises at Naya
Raipur.
Land has been allotted to the Indian Institute of Management and the Indian Institute of
Information Technology for two Ivy League grade institutions to blossom in the very near future.
GEARED FOR ACTION
The Vendanta Group is setting up a world-class cancer hospital and research centre at Naya
Raipur.
A state of the art medical college cum hospital [500 beds] is envisaged in the institutional and
research complex, along with other facilities.
ATITHI DEVO BHAVA
In keeping with the age old Indian maxim which pronounces the guest equivalent of a God, Naya
Raipur promises travellers a vibrant mix of natural beauty, history, and culture.
All the major tourist places near Raipur are easily accessible from the main city. Wildlife
enthusiasts will enjoy the diversity in flora and fauna at the sanctuaries and national parks that
are within driving distance.
World class jungle safaris in the southern parts of Naya Riapur, is a major tourist attraction.
A large botanical park covering about 200 acres is under implementation within the city.
A WHOLE NEW WORLD
U P - C O M I N G P R O J E C T S
And where the NRDA has shown so much initiative to bring the city of Naya Raipur to life, it also
cannot be faulted for charting the course of the future:
INFRASTRUCTURE
Railway Station,
Information Technology zones
Special Economic Zone
Sports City
Logistics Hub
BRT System
Central Business District
Theme Township
Gems & Jewellery SEZ
Housing Development
RECREATION
Golf course
Museum
Art Gallery
Amusement Park
Botanical Garden
Jungle Safari
HEALTHCARE
Super / Multi Speciality Hospital
Polyclinic
Nursing Homes
COMMUNITY CARE
High / Higher Secondary Schools
Night Shelters
Rental Housing
Multi-Purpose Community Centre
REALITY
PRECEDES
VISION…
C O M P L E T E D P R O J E C T S
The NRDA has completed several important infrastructure projects
and these, when they come together, form the fulcrum of what Naya
Raipur has to offer to the world. These are some of the jewels which
will shine brightest n the crown that is Naya Raipur.
OVER 75 KMS OF ROAD
ACROSS THE LENGTH AND
BREADTH OF THE CITY
AN INTERNATIONAL
CRICKET STADIUM
THE HIDAYATULLAH
NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY
THE CAPITOL COMPLEX RESIDENTIAL / HOUSING
DEVELOPMENT IN SECTOR-27
EXPRESSWAY
[FROM NH-6 AND AIRPORT
TO NAYA RAIPUR]
MUKTANGAN NAYA RAKHI
ABUNDANCE GALORE
Opportunities with each step for every step
Investment opportunities in
Manufacturing include setting up of
SEZs, a GEM and Jewellery Park, and
Apparel Park, Sericulture and Mineral-
based Manufacturing, to name a few.
Infrastructure development is encouraged
through the Public Private Partnership
model.
Opportunities in Tourism development
range from setting up of hotels, resorts,
amusement parks and tour operators
promoting and maintaining wild life
sanctuaries.
The Service Sector offers a wide range of
investment possibilities in areas like IT,
Bio Technology, Healthcare, Education,
Finance, Banking, Retail and Telecom.
Naya Raipur offers entrepreneurs,
developers, business houses, and
corporates unique opportunities to
participate in this landmark project. The
private sector is invited to play a major
role in the building and growth of Naya
Raipur, independently as well as through
the Public Private Partnership [PPP].
Investors can benefit from the NRDA’s
unstinting support and favourable
policies in areas like industry, IT and
ITeS, energy and Minerals, among others.
These policy documents have been
framed in ways that fully utilise the State’s
resources, create gainful employment and
improve the quality of life for the people.
GEM AND
JEWELLERY PARK
SEZs APPAREL PARK SERICULTURE MINERAL-BASED
MANUFACTURING
SOUND INVESTMENT,
SUSTAINABLE GROWTH
Industrial investments are being encouraged by the State through a number of direct
incentives, the nature and details of which may vary depending on the industry and sector.
The incentives include:
Interest subsidy
Infrastructure development and capital
investment subsidy
Exemption from electricity duty
Exemption from stamp duty
Exemption from entry tax
Allotment of plots at concessional
premium in industrial areas
Exemption from land diversion fee
Reimbursement of project report expenses
Quality certification subsidy
Technology patent subsidy
Interest subsidy for technology upgrades, etc.
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Naya Raipur has attracted large scale investment from reputed national and international
bodies and private sector organisations in areas like infrastructure development, power
generation, health care, education and research.
The city has been included under the Central Government’s JnNURM scheme, which fo-
cuses on urban development. It is also a demonstration city under the Global Environment
Facility [GEF] / World Bank assisted Sustainable Urban Transport Project [SUTP] being
implemented by the Government of India.
STRENGTH IN UNITY
POWER
GENERATION
INFRASTRUCTURE
DEVELOPMENT
HEALTH CARE EDUCATION RESEARCH
NAYA RAIPUR
2000 20072001 20082002 20092003 20102005 20112006 2012
Birth of Chhattisgarh as a New State
of the Indian Union.
Raipur becomes capital city.
Naya Raipur Development Plan
finalised.
City selected for BRT project
under Global Environment Facility
Scheme of World Bank.
Construction of New Colony ‘Naya
Rakhi’ for rehabilitation of Rakhi
village starts.
Work on first housing colony in the
city by Chhattisgarh State Housing
Board begins.
Approval received for water supply
and Housing schemes for weaker
sections under.
BRT project sent to Government
of India.
Plans for Central business District
and Office Complex prepared.
Planning work on development of
Amusement Park, Knowledge Hub
and Logistics Hub completed.
Development work of city level
sewerage scheme started.
Planning of railway connectivity
across the city started.
Development work of Residential
Sector -30 started.
Development work of Residential
Sector -29 started by Chhattisgarh
Housing Board.
Land allocated for Trade Fair
Centre, Airport Expansion, Satya
Sai Sanjeevani Hospital, Army.
Formation of Capital Area
Development Authority [CADA]
for Planning and Development of
the proposed new Capital.
Villages demarcated for the
proposed new area.
Empowered Committee Chaired
by the Chief Minister construction
Fresh demand of the
proposed new City.
CES [New Delhi] appointed
Planning Consultant.
State Government initiates plans for
developing a new Capital City.
City plan of Naya Raipur approved
by Government of India under
JNNURM.
Construction work on Capital
complex [ex] begins.
Construction work on the first
phase of major road on the New
City begins.
Land transferred to Chhattisgarh
State Industrial Development
Corporation for Development of
Gems and Jewellery Park.
Construction work of city water
supply scheme started.
Development work of underground
city electricity network started.
Planning of a residential Sector -26
started.
Land allocated for Vedanta Cancer
research Centre and premier
institutes like IIM, IIT, NIUM.
Global bids invited for Consulting
for Preliminary Development Plan.
Work on Cultural Centre in the new
Capital area “ Purkhoti Muktangan”
starts.
Construction work on new Cricket
Stadium starts.
Cidco [Navi Mumbai] appointed
advisor on the Development Plan.
Construction of the National
Hidayatullah Law University begins.
Purchase of land from farmers on
mutual consent basis starts.
Rehabilitation plan for Naya Raipur
fainalised.
The proposed new city named as
‘Naya Raipur’.
The state Mantralaya is being shifted to the
recently constructed building in Naya Raipur.
Construction of the Trade Fair Centre, Airport
expansion, Shri Satya Sai Super Speciality
hospital in progress.
Development of Knowledge Park through PPP
to commence soon.
Interim bus service from Raipur to Naya Raipur
to be launched on November 2012.
Construction of HOD Building in Capitol
Complex is in advance stage.
75 kms competed road opened for public.
Construction of Forest, Irrigation, Police
Headquarters, Chhattisgarh Samvaad,
Government Housing colony and Central Park
Commenced
Timeline
NAYA R A I P U R D E V E L O P M E N T AU T H O R I T Y
Near Mantralaya Mahanadi Gate, Raipur – 492 001 Chhattisgarh.
T: +91.771.406.6011 F: +91.771.406.6188 E: ceo@nayaraipur.com www.nayaraipur.com
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  • 1. THE PORTFOLIO HANDBOOK OUR DESIGN PORTFOLIO By Minhaz graphic
  • 8. By Minhaz graphic By Minhaz graphic CONTENTS 3 ` ` Our Work 04 Our Heart 07 Our Volunteers 12 Our Sanjeevani 15 Our Guests 17 Our Inspiration 20 Pic: Idol of Lord Ganesha in Sai Sanjeevani Hospital Special Guests 19 Shri Kishore, Executive Director, KSK and Shri Krishnamurthy, KSK, ardent devotees of Sri Sathya Sai Baba visited Sai Sanjeevani on 21st August. They spent valuable time with the Sanjeevani team in understanding current operations and discussing the way forward. Pic: Shri Kishore, Shri Krishnamurthy, Shri C Sreenivas, Chairman, Sri Sathya Sai Health and Education Trust with the Sanjeevani Medical team Thank you for being our source of strength and for providing invaluable support to this noble and selfless endeavor in our Dearest Swami’s name OUR INSPIRATION ` ` ` ` 20 “In the word Ganapathi, “Ga” stands for intellect (buddhi) and “Na” means Vijnaana (the higher knowledge or wisdom). Ganapathi is the Lord of the intellect and higher knowledge. He dwells in each one of you as your intelligence (buddhi) and wisdom (vjnaana). When you make proper use of your inherent intelligence and wisdom, you will be successful in life.” Bhagwan Sri Sathya Sai Baba GANESH CHATURTHI CELEBRATIONS
  • 9. By Minhaz graphic By Minhaz graphic NayaRaipur RedefiningtheFuture DEVELOPMENT. PROGRESS. HAPPINESS. Glimpse of Chhattisgarh Development PlanNaya Raipur Land Procurement Finance Infrastructure Projects Rehabilitation Recreational Hub Educational Hub Medical Hub Fuelling the arts Connectivity & Transportation Green City Organisation Marketing What people Say BIRTH OF A NEW STATE „„ Recognizing the growing demands for high- quality urban infrastructure in the State, the Government decided to establish a modern, hi-tech, eco-friendly city Immediately after the creation of the State. „„ The new capital is to serve as the administrative capital of the State and also cater to the infrastructural needs of industry and trade in the region. „„ Naya Raipur will have state-of-the-art technology, cherish traditions and core values, and conserve the prevailing man- nature symbiotic culture as well as abundant natural & cultural assets in the region. NEED FOR THE CITY „„ To have high quality urban infrastructure aspirations of the people of the new state to accelerate the development in the state. „„ Existing Raipur city could not developed further due to already saturated infrstraucture. Glimpse of Chhattisgarh Development PlanNaya Raipur Land Procurement Finance Infrastructure Projects Rehabilitation Recreational Hub Educational Hub Medical Hub Fuelling the arts Connectivity & Transportation Green City Organisation Marketing What people Say Glimpse of Chhattisgarh Development PlanNaya Raipur Land Procurement Finance Infrastructure Projects Rehabilitation Recreational Hub Educational Hub Medical Hub Fuelling the arts Connectivity & Transportation Green City Organisation Marketing What people Say
  • 10. By Minhaz graphic By Minhaz graphic NAYA RAIPUR - REDEFINING THE FUTURE D e v e l o p m e n t . P r o g r e s s . H a p p i n e s s . A STORY WITHIN ANOTHER Naya Rapiur is distinguished within the annals of time for being India’s first green field city planned and executed in the 21st century. But to understand the ethos of Naya Raipur, you first need to be sensitised to another fascinating cultural ode- The coming into being of the state of Chhattisgarh. Mystery, methodology and unconfirmed fragmented accounts across history form the three basic ingredients in understanding how Chhattisgarh was born. Still one of the most heavily forested regions of Central India; Chhattisgarh gets its name from the presence of the thirty six forts that it houses in its valleys and gauges. While the proprietary of these forts has still to be established, history and legend both marry to name the Kalchuri Kings of 12th to 14th Century as the first inhabitants of this marvellous land. Then came the midnight hour and India’s chance to keep its tryst with destiny. Present day Chhattisgarh’s destiny seemed The Splendour of Chhattisgarh relegated to be a part of the Central Provinces and Berar with Nagpur as its Capital. More boundaries were drawn over maps to make it a fragment of Madhya Pradesh with Bhopal as its capital. With nearly half the region under forest cover and with over 32% of the population belonging to indigenous tribal communities, Chhattisgarh was considered amongst the most backward regions of India. The Millennium turned and with it turned the fortunes of Chhattisgarh as a new State. Its new found dominion as a new state coincided with the path of rapid socio-economic growth. Today it is one of the fastest growing states in India with regards to agricultural production, development of mineral based Industries and power production. Armed to the teeth with an arsenal which boast both natural resources and typically natural spirit and gumption within its inhabitants, Chhattisgarh is also one of the largest producers of steel and cement in India. It is also bountiful in minerals like coal, iron ore, limestone, bauxite, dolomite, tin ore, diamonds, gold, corundum and granite. With a staggering forest cover of over 45 % of the total area, the state is blessed with 3 national parks, 11 wildlife sanctuaries, and other myriad sites of historical, religious and cultural significance. Its diversity offers a rare amalgamation of economic, cultural and ecologically sustainable tourism. The state has a long tradition of bamboo craft, wood carving, wall painting, metal working and jewellery making. And like any other success story, Chhattisgarh also has to thanks favourable industrial policies, luxuries of ample power supply, availability of cheap raw materials, access to manpower, planned infrastructure development, and full support from the Government in forming the fulcrum of its growth. TODAY CHHATTISGARH IS ONE OF THE FASTEST GROWING STATES IN INDIA WITH REGARDS TO AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION, DEVELOPMENT OF MINERAL BASED INDUSTRIES AND POWER PRODUCTION. KALCHURI KINGS OF 12TH TO 14TH CENTURY AS THE FIRST INHABITANTS OF THIS MARVELLOUS LAND. CHHATTISGARH AT A GLANCE 26th state of India, carved out of Madhya Pradesh on November 01, 2000. Neighbouring states: Andhra Pradesh, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Jharkhand and Orissa. Location: 21.27 N, 81.60 E. Area: 1,35,194 Km2 [52,198.7 sq mi] – among the ten largest states in India. Population: 25.54 million. Population density: 189/ms2 [489.3/sq mi]. GDP: Estimated Rs 1.29.781 crat current prices in fiscal year 2010-2011 [11.18% growth over the last fiscal year]. Per capita income: Estimated to reach Rs 28,296 in 2010-11 as against Rs 25,835 in 2009-10. Langauge: Hindi, Chhattisgrahi. Literacy: 701.04%, Male literacy 81.45%, Female literacy 60.59%. Important cities and villages: Raipur, Bilaspur, bhilai- Durg, Rajnandgaon, Raigarg, Korba, Jagdalpur and Dantewada. Centrally located and easily accessible by air, rail and road. Robust telecom infrastructure with multiple service providers. A hub for education with 116 government colleges, 15 engineering colleges, 10 polytechnics, and 13 healthcare institutes. Ample power supply – 90% thermal and the rest hydel. Four Star industrial areas in Bilaspur, Raigarh, Rajnandgaon and Raipur districts, housing iron and steel plants, power plants and other core industries. Industrial clusters for special thrust industries like food processing, gems and jewellery, metals, apparels and pharmaceuticals. Wide network of hospitals, primary health centres and dispensaries. Comprehensive Urban Development Policy. FOCUSSED DEVELOPMENT ON ALL FRONTS LOCATION 21.27 N 81.60E PER CAPITA: RS 28,296 AIRPORT CONNECTIVITY LITERACY: 70.04% COMPREHENSIVE URBAN DEVELOPMENT POLICY POPULATION: 25.54 MILLION GDP: Rs 1,29,718 CRORES INDUSTRIAL HUB EDUCATION HUB AMPLE POWER SUPPLY ROBUST TELECOM WIDE HOSPITAL NETWORK KORIYA BALRAMPUR SURAJPUR JASHPUR RAIGARH JANJGIR CHAMPA BILASPUR MUNGELI KAWARDHA BEMETARA RAJNANDGAON BALOD DHAMTARI MAHASAMUND BALODABAZAR RAIPUR KANKER KONDAGAON NARAYANPUR BIJAPUR SUKMA DANTEWADA BASTAR GARIYABANDH KORBA WHEN VISION TURNS TO MEANING TO BRILLIANT BEGINNINGS The NRDA in their quest to attain perfection in all their endeavours have been increasingly well researched and briefed. Naya Raipur is located on a carefully selected site, factoring in the existing state of regional development, climatic factors, flora and fauna, water resources, transport network amongst others. With an intelligently drafted land procurement policy which provides for rehabilitation and fair compensation based on the principle of inclusive growth, it offers a whole new world of opportunity and progressive development to the land owners. Little wonder then that over 80% of the required land has already and seamlessly been procured. ADMINISTERING THE STATE As the new capital of Chhattisgarh, Naya Raipur will house the entire administrative machinery – initiating, enabling, monitoring and facilitating every aspect of governance, law and order, and public welfare. THE GRASS IS GREENER ON THIS SIDE Naya Raipur is blessed with over 2,500 hectares of public spaces, parks and landscaping, and is the first Indian city to be surrounded by a 500 meter wide Green belt. DESIGNED TO BREAK CLUTTER Aesthetics are uppermost in the minds of the NRDA as the cityscape will be marked by the absence of eyesores, such as overhead wires, as the entire electrical and telecommunications network is based underground. ALL ROADS LEAD TO THE CENTRE The bustling and efficient Central Business District [CBD] will bring together commerce, entertainment and recreation while being fuelled with a smooth flowing public transport system. LAURELS WHILE WE PLAY Naya Raipur will soon boast of a world class Sports Village complete with top of the line facilities which will include accommodation for sportspersons. A water sports centre and amusement park are additional attractions for visitors and residents. TEACHING THE WRITTEN WORD A number of universities, colleges, schools, research and training institutes, all constitute the making of the Knowledge Centre of the state. VIBRANCY IN OUR DIVERSITY A never seen before vibrant and diverse arts and crafts hub with well-planned infrastructure to showcase, promote and nurture the State’s rich traditions in handicrafts will be the pride and joy of the city. WORKING HARD? PARTY HARDER! Resplendent with museums, libraries, theatres, art galleries and multiplexes, Naya Raipur is easily the most invigorating cultural heart of Chhattisgarh. I N D I A’ S V E R Y O W N L A N D O F P L E N T Y BUILDING OF THE EDIFICE LOGISTICALLY YOURS CONNECTED TO PROGRESS, COMMITTED TO LIFE Raipur’s Mana Airport located just 7 kms away from Naya Raipur offers regular flights to Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkatta, Bhopal, Indore, Hyderabad, Bangalore, Ahmedabad, Ranchi, Nagpur, Bhuwaneshwar and Vishakhapatnam. Plans also include upgrading and bettering of the current facility. Raipur Railway Station and Mandir Hasaud Railway Station connect Naya Raipur to other parts of the country, and a new station for Naya Raipur is coming up along the Raipur-Vishakhapatnam rail line. Eight lane expressways will provide easy access to the city. At present access is through NH-43 at the south- eastern boundary and NH-6 at the northern boundary of Naya Raipur. Inner and outer ring roads will provide a consistent and streamlined traffic flow while decongesting the city. Nearly 100 kms of the 225 kms of proposed roadways has already been constructed. Efficient intra-city movement will be enabled by the Light Rail Transport System [LTRS] and the Bus Rapid Transport System [BRTS] – a high quality, ultra-modern, customer oriented transit option that provides comfortable and cost effective urban mobility. Central located, strong road and rail connectivity, proximity to the airport, state of the art telecommunications and efficient internal transportation, make Naya Raipur the perfect logistical hub for national and state level corporations. Fully-equipped Integrated Freight Complexes at the periphery of the city will handle warehousing and cargo. These complexes while accommodate wholesale markets, provide loading / unloading facilities, parking, workshops, and allied services. The telecommunications system of Naya Raipur will provide an entire gamut of wired and wireless services: The city is equipped with underground optical fibre connectivity to ensure a strong and reliable system for modern communication and data transmission. A provision for ducts to enable wired broadband and Value Added Services [VAS] is also factored in the telecommunications plan. Naya Raipur is also equipped with Wi-fi hotspots throughout the city for services such as 3G/WIMAX, a service unheard off even within the bigger metros. A STEP TOWARDS THE RIGHT DIRECTION Transport, telecommunications and logistics form the backbone of any growing infrastructure. Naya Raipur also stands on the three pillars of Transportation, Telecommunications and Logistics, all impeccably planned to meet current and future needs.
  • 11. By Minhaz graphic By Minhaz graphic OUR TODAY DEFINES OUR TOMORROW.The vision of the NRDA in its quest to build Naya Raipur takes into cognisance, present and future needs, making it a self-sufficient, self- sustaining city that provides quality infrastructure and amenities. The constant pursuit of progressive growth and development is undertaken while using natural resources responsibly, for the greater good of all. WATER RESOURCES The water supply system focuses on water management products, processes and services that are economically viableaswellassociallyandenvironmentallyacceptable, with specific measures for water conservation and waste water recycling. The initial requirement for water is being met by constructing an anicut on the Mahanadi river near the village Tila. The city water supply system in Naya Raipur is one of the few in India to work on the Public Private Partnership model [PPP]. ENERGY USE AND ELECTRIFICATION The power requirement of Naya Raipur is to be met in three phases. The city will have an underground power distribution system along with SCADA [Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition] to have online monitoring and control of power supply. Non-conventional and alternative energy resources are being used to the maximum. Street lighting will see the use of latest technology like T-5 and LEDs. Solar power will be used widely in administrative buildings, stree lighting and traffic signals. All power supply at city and section levels is underground. There are no hanging wires in the city. SANITATION AND WASTE MANAGEMENT Naya Raipur will have decentralised sewage treatment for better efficiency. Sewage will be treated to the standards as prescribed by the Central/State Water Pollution Control boards, with maximum recycling and re-use of water for irrigation. Drainage along roads will be provided without disturbing the major natural drainage channels. The solid waste management system based on the PPP model will ensure proper selection of a waste disposal site; segregation of household waste; separate disposal of hazardous or bio-medical waste; and intensive tree plantation on disposal areas. THE CONSTANT PURSUIT OF PROGRESSIVE GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT IS UNDERTAKEN WHILE USING NATURAL RESOURCES RESPONSIBLY, FOR THE GREATER GOOD OF ALL. THE VISION CONTINUES… O N G O I N G P R O J E C T S The NRDA have also envisioned certain turnkey installations which when ready will bring Naya Raipur as a force to be reckoned with on the map of the world. STAR HOTEL AND CONVENTION CENTRE SATYA SAI SUPER SPECIALITY HOSPITAL UNDERGROUND CITY ELEC- TRICAL INFRASTRUCTURE EXHIBITION CENTRE [100 ACRES] HOUSING DEVELOPMENT IN SECTOR 30 SEWERAGE SYSTEM MANA-TUTA TOURISM CENTRE KNOWLEDGE PARK UNDERGROUND TELECOM SYSTEM CANCER HOSPITAL AND RESEARCH CENTRE WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM IIT, IIM, ITM UNIVERSITIES WORLD’S ENVY, INDIA’S PRIDE A modern and yet humane city of the 21st century, the design of Naya Raipur will promote a sense of security stability and comfort among its citizens, with a conscious effort to make it a resident-friendly and visitor-friendly city in every respect. Its rich heritage and culture will be reflected in its urban design and architecture. The city administration will ensure greater accountability of urban local bodies towards citizens and better quality access and efficiency of its services. AN ABODE ACROSS DIVIDES In keeping with the spirit of inclusiveness, Naya Raipur will offer well-constructed, comfortable and affordable housing to all its patrons. Housing will be divided across 21 residential sectors, each one a sustainable, self-sufficient and pedestrian-friendly neighbourhood. All citizens will have access to quality education, expert healthcare and deserved recreation, entertainment as they indulge in some retail therapy within convenient distances. There are provisions for incremental housing, night shelters for the urban not so fortunate, and planned spaces for the informal sector. This construction of low cost homes will address the increasing demand for affordable rental accommodation. A RIGHT TO THE MOST BASIC OF RIGHTS Special areas have been earmarked by the NRDA to set up schools and colleges that will make Naya Raipur a knowledge hub. An Ayurvedic University is being set up in the state of Naya Raipur as its headquarters. Hidayatullah National Law University has commenced its courses in its new premises at Naya Raipur. Land has been allotted to the Indian Institute of Management and the Indian Institute of Information Technology for two Ivy League grade institutions to blossom in the very near future. GEARED FOR ACTION The Vendanta Group is setting up a world-class cancer hospital and research centre at Naya Raipur. A state of the art medical college cum hospital [500 beds] is envisaged in the institutional and research complex, along with other facilities. ATITHI DEVO BHAVA In keeping with the age old Indian maxim which pronounces the guest equivalent of a God, Naya Raipur promises travellers a vibrant mix of natural beauty, history, and culture. All the major tourist places near Raipur are easily accessible from the main city. Wildlife enthusiasts will enjoy the diversity in flora and fauna at the sanctuaries and national parks that are within driving distance. World class jungle safaris in the southern parts of Naya Riapur, is a major tourist attraction. A large botanical park covering about 200 acres is under implementation within the city. A WHOLE NEW WORLD U P - C O M I N G P R O J E C T S And where the NRDA has shown so much initiative to bring the city of Naya Raipur to life, it also cannot be faulted for charting the course of the future: INFRASTRUCTURE Railway Station, Information Technology zones Special Economic Zone Sports City Logistics Hub BRT System Central Business District Theme Township Gems & Jewellery SEZ Housing Development RECREATION Golf course Museum Art Gallery Amusement Park Botanical Garden Jungle Safari HEALTHCARE Super / Multi Speciality Hospital Polyclinic Nursing Homes COMMUNITY CARE High / Higher Secondary Schools Night Shelters Rental Housing Multi-Purpose Community Centre REALITY PRECEDES VISION… C O M P L E T E D P R O J E C T S The NRDA has completed several important infrastructure projects and these, when they come together, form the fulcrum of what Naya Raipur has to offer to the world. These are some of the jewels which will shine brightest n the crown that is Naya Raipur. OVER 75 KMS OF ROAD ACROSS THE LENGTH AND BREADTH OF THE CITY AN INTERNATIONAL CRICKET STADIUM THE HIDAYATULLAH NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY THE CAPITOL COMPLEX RESIDENTIAL / HOUSING DEVELOPMENT IN SECTOR-27 EXPRESSWAY [FROM NH-6 AND AIRPORT TO NAYA RAIPUR] MUKTANGAN NAYA RAKHI ABUNDANCE GALORE Opportunities with each step for every step Investment opportunities in Manufacturing include setting up of SEZs, a GEM and Jewellery Park, and Apparel Park, Sericulture and Mineral- based Manufacturing, to name a few. Infrastructure development is encouraged through the Public Private Partnership model. Opportunities in Tourism development range from setting up of hotels, resorts, amusement parks and tour operators promoting and maintaining wild life sanctuaries. The Service Sector offers a wide range of investment possibilities in areas like IT, Bio Technology, Healthcare, Education, Finance, Banking, Retail and Telecom. Naya Raipur offers entrepreneurs, developers, business houses, and corporates unique opportunities to participate in this landmark project. The private sector is invited to play a major role in the building and growth of Naya Raipur, independently as well as through the Public Private Partnership [PPP]. Investors can benefit from the NRDA’s unstinting support and favourable policies in areas like industry, IT and ITeS, energy and Minerals, among others. These policy documents have been framed in ways that fully utilise the State’s resources, create gainful employment and improve the quality of life for the people. GEM AND JEWELLERY PARK SEZs APPAREL PARK SERICULTURE MINERAL-BASED MANUFACTURING SOUND INVESTMENT, SUSTAINABLE GROWTH Industrial investments are being encouraged by the State through a number of direct incentives, the nature and details of which may vary depending on the industry and sector. The incentives include: Interest subsidy Infrastructure development and capital investment subsidy Exemption from electricity duty Exemption from stamp duty Exemption from entry tax Allotment of plots at concessional premium in industrial areas Exemption from land diversion fee Reimbursement of project report expenses Quality certification subsidy Technology patent subsidy Interest subsidy for technology upgrades, etc.
  • 12. By Minhaz graphic By Minhaz graphic Naya Raipur has attracted large scale investment from reputed national and international bodies and private sector organisations in areas like infrastructure development, power generation, health care, education and research. The city has been included under the Central Government’s JnNURM scheme, which fo- cuses on urban development. It is also a demonstration city under the Global Environment Facility [GEF] / World Bank assisted Sustainable Urban Transport Project [SUTP] being implemented by the Government of India. STRENGTH IN UNITY POWER GENERATION INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT HEALTH CARE EDUCATION RESEARCH NAYA RAIPUR 2000 20072001 20082002 20092003 20102005 20112006 2012 Birth of Chhattisgarh as a New State of the Indian Union. Raipur becomes capital city. Naya Raipur Development Plan finalised. City selected for BRT project under Global Environment Facility Scheme of World Bank. Construction of New Colony ‘Naya Rakhi’ for rehabilitation of Rakhi village starts. Work on first housing colony in the city by Chhattisgarh State Housing Board begins. Approval received for water supply and Housing schemes for weaker sections under. BRT project sent to Government of India. Plans for Central business District and Office Complex prepared. Planning work on development of Amusement Park, Knowledge Hub and Logistics Hub completed. Development work of city level sewerage scheme started. Planning of railway connectivity across the city started. Development work of Residential Sector -30 started. Development work of Residential Sector -29 started by Chhattisgarh Housing Board. Land allocated for Trade Fair Centre, Airport Expansion, Satya Sai Sanjeevani Hospital, Army. Formation of Capital Area Development Authority [CADA] for Planning and Development of the proposed new Capital. Villages demarcated for the proposed new area. Empowered Committee Chaired by the Chief Minister construction Fresh demand of the proposed new City. CES [New Delhi] appointed Planning Consultant. State Government initiates plans for developing a new Capital City. City plan of Naya Raipur approved by Government of India under JNNURM. Construction work on Capital complex [ex] begins. Construction work on the first phase of major road on the New City begins. Land transferred to Chhattisgarh State Industrial Development Corporation for Development of Gems and Jewellery Park. Construction work of city water supply scheme started. Development work of underground city electricity network started. Planning of a residential Sector -26 started. Land allocated for Vedanta Cancer research Centre and premier institutes like IIM, IIT, NIUM. Global bids invited for Consulting for Preliminary Development Plan. Work on Cultural Centre in the new Capital area “ Purkhoti Muktangan” starts. Construction work on new Cricket Stadium starts. Cidco [Navi Mumbai] appointed advisor on the Development Plan. Construction of the National Hidayatullah Law University begins. Purchase of land from farmers on mutual consent basis starts. Rehabilitation plan for Naya Raipur fainalised. The proposed new city named as ‘Naya Raipur’. The state Mantralaya is being shifted to the recently constructed building in Naya Raipur. Construction of the Trade Fair Centre, Airport expansion, Shri Satya Sai Super Speciality hospital in progress. Development of Knowledge Park through PPP to commence soon. Interim bus service from Raipur to Naya Raipur to be launched on November 2012. Construction of HOD Building in Capitol Complex is in advance stage. 75 kms competed road opened for public. Construction of Forest, Irrigation, Police Headquarters, Chhattisgarh Samvaad, Government Housing colony and Central Park Commenced Timeline NAYA R A I P U R D E V E L O P M E N T AU T H O R I T Y Near Mantralaya Mahanadi Gate, Raipur – 492 001 Chhattisgarh. T: +91.771.406.6011 F: +91.771.406.6188 E: ceo@nayaraipur.com www.nayaraipur.com
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