Focus Sectors of Odisha. For a downloadable pdf copy please email me at devasissarangi@gmail.com

1. 2nd disha
Symposium 2011
Author: Devasis Sarangi, email: devasissarangi@gmail.com

2. Adjudged the ‚3rd best place to do
business in India‛ in a World Bank study
(2009).
Adjudged the ‚best place to trade
Capital: across borders‛ in a World Bank study
Bhubaneshwar (2009) According to the ASSOCHAM
Area: 1,55,707 sq. km Placement Pattern Study :Tier II and
Tier III cities Emerging as the New Job
Population 2011 (P): Creation Basket in 2011-2012.
41,947,358 Bhubaneswar at No 1 position by recording
Per capita income 42.2% growth in job creation1 compared
Bhubaneswar is Number in growth
2009-10: INR24,098 to last year.
over last year’s net direct tax
Odisha at a glance
Urban Population: collection during April -December 2010 :
14.97% 52.6 % increase.
Literacy rate 2011 (P): A senior IT department official said
73.25% the better growth in direct tax
Districts: 30 realisation clearly indicates an increase in
business activity.
Towns: 138 India’s top tax payer in the
Villages: 51,350 individual category in the FY 2010-11
is from Odisha.
Principal crops: Rice,
3 of the top 10 taxpayers are from
pulses , oilseeds
In State of States Conclave 2011:
Odisha in individual category.
Major industries: Most improved states ” India Today
Steel, Aluminium, ranked Odisha 3rd among all states.
power, cement,

3. Odisha ” single window system
Less than INR0.5-10 Greater than
INR0.5 billion billion 10 billion
District-level clearance State-level clearance
High-level clearance
committee ” District Chief
committee ” committee ” Chief
Collector Saving Secretary Minister
time in
getting
regulato
ry
approval
Government of Odisha
s
Shri, B.K. Patnaik, IAS
Removal
of Providing Chief- Secretary
redundan assistanc
t
Advantages
e and Telephone No: +91-674-
informat guidance
ion 2536700/2534300
Fax: +91-674-2536660
Removal of
direct Email: csori@ori.nic.in
interaction
between
government
& investor

4. Growing industrial sector: leading the
Contribution of industrial sector
economic growth in Orissa
►
22.7%
► Future Additional ouput
► Steel-77 mtpa
► Alumina-8 mtpa
► Oil refineries-15 mtpa
► Cement-30 mtpa
► Power-33,000 MW
► Constitutes 10% of India’s steel-
generation capacity and 25% of its
iron-ore reserves.
Source: CMIE
Industrial sector has averaged
real annual growth of 12.6%
during the first three years of 11th
five year plan.
Government of Odisha ”
Industry
Shri, T Ramachandru, IAS
Principal Secretary
Department of Industries
Telephone No: +91-674- Source: Economic survey of Orissa 2010-11
23222543/2536640
Fax: +91-674-2536819/2396299
Email: indsec@ori.nic.in

5. Team Orissa ” driving growth
The objective of Team Orissa is to attract investment to the state by
highlighting key sectors of potential growth and promote industrial
facilitation
Key stakeholders Task performed
►Guidance and assistance to
►Chief Minister: Captain of Team entrepreneurs
Orissa ►Designing growth strategies
►State Level Nodal Agency for ►Investment promotion initiatives
Investment Promotion and ►Single point contact for
Industrial Facilitation: IPICOL investors
►State Level Nodal Agency for Land ►Aid and feedback in policy
, Infrastructure: & Forest clearance: formulation
IDCO
Government of Odisha- Government of Odisha -
IPICOL IDCO
Shri, C.J. Venugopal, IAS Shri, Priyabrata Patnaik, IAS
Chairman cum Managing Chairman cum Managing
Director Director
IPICOL House, Janpath Industrial Development
Tel: +91-674-254361/254376 Corporation of Orissa
Fax: +91-674-2543766 Telephone No: +91-674-2542784
Email:cmdipicol@teamorissa.o Email: cmd@idco.in
rg

6. Low cost of doing business
The regulatory reform package introduced by Government of
Orissa, combined with its capacity development initiatives, led to a
significant decline in the cost of doing business in Orissa.
Industrial land (US$ per sq. m) Office space rent (US$ per sq. ft. per
20 month)
0.85 0.8
10 10
0.37 0.33
4.5 0.2
2
Competitive
advantage
Labor cost (minimum wage US$ per Power (cents per kWh)
month) 9.8 9.29 10
69 66 7.5
60 5.7
53 50
Source: IBEF

7. Odisha: Focus Sectors ” Invest
Bhubaneswar
Traditional sectors Sunrise sectors
Handloom Automobil
Ancillary
and es and
and
textiles auto
downstrea
Semicondu component
m
Metals and ctor / s
Mining Embedded IT and ITeS
/
Gems and Hardware
jewelry Agro Education
processing
Food
Renewable
processing
Infrastruct
Tourism
ure
Biotechnol
Focus
ogy and Petrochem
Traditiona Sectors
Sunrise pharmaceu icals
l Sectors Invest
Sectors ticals
Bhubanesw
ar

8. IT/ITeS
Invest Bhubaneswar
Government of Odisha
Sector Champions
Shri Pradipta Kumar
Mohapatra, IAS ► Annada Prasad Padhy - +91-
Commissioner-cum-Secretary 0437343333
Department of Information
Technology ► Ayashkantha Mohanty - +91-
Government of 9337105654
Orissa, Bhubaneswar
e-mail: itsec@ori.nic.in ► Tanmay Mohanty - +91-
9238426536

9. IT/ITeS: Thriving sector in
Odisha is expected to worth
India
Software exports from India and
software exports
Orissa (INR billion)
record
474.1
INR517 billion in FY11.
443.0
297.3
334.3
IT sector accounts for 6 of 20
140.8
176.6 SEZs in Orissa.
4 5 7 10 11.6 12 Five of six SEZs are in the
FY05 FY06 FY07 FY08 FY09 FY10 Khurda district.
Source: NASSCOM
Strategic Review India Orissa
More than 300 Key
small and medium
enterprises
players
dominate Orissa’s IT
sector.
The sector employs
12,000 software
professionals.
Orissa targets software product exports worth US$1
billion by 2011–12

10. IT/ITeS: IT majors plan
expansion and expanding
infrastructure Planned IT infrastructure
Tower 2010
Infosys campus With an investment of INR1.4
► Plans to establish
billion, this tower will be
a second campus
developed near Tower 2000 as
over a 100-acre
a 17-storey building with a built-
plot in the
up area of around 0.4 million
Infocity-II area are
sq. ft.
in the pipeline Infocity-II
The Infocity-II project, a major
PPP project, is being planned on
► Anticipated
600 acres of land at Janla on
employee base of
the outskirts of the city at an
5,000
estimated cost of INR1.5 billion.
TCS campus Mindspace IT Park
An MoU has been signed with K.
Raheja Group to build an INR8.4-
► Upon completing billion IT park at Rasulgarh
its expansion plan over 25 acres of land.
, TCS will seat Infopark
7,000 associates at A 54-acre high-tech IT park is
this facility being developed in Bhubaneswar
with an investment of INR10
billion.

11. Info Park Info Valley
► 54 acres state of the ► 202 Ha of land parcel ”
art IT Park opposite Outskirts of
Infocity in Bhubaneswar
Chandaka, Bhubanesw ► 130 Ha ” IT Free Trade
Zone
ar
► 72 Ha - Township
► Demand Assessment done
► Project to offer by M/S Knight Frank Pvt.
over 4 million Ltd
square feet of ► Infosys Technology Ltd
quality built up space being considered as

12. IT investment region (ITIR) ”taking
Odisha ahead
IT investment region (ITIR) Investment
► The total investment would be of
INR178.83 billion.
► Planned expenditure
Phase I – 20%
Phase II – 80%
► More than 75% through PPP mode
Infrastructure
► Area of 10,000 acres between
Bhubaneshwar and Khurda.
►ITIR in Bhubaneshwar
► Airport, a global IT training
►40 square Km area centre, a bio-tech park and a
science city spread over 350 acres.
►Investment through PPP mode
► Infocity II ” 600 acres
►Around quarter a million job creation
► Around 40% area for IT/ITeS sector
IT investment region would help Orissaand establishing and presence
in electronics its hardware
manufacturing units.
in the global IT world map.

13. Select MSME Players
http://www.auroin.com/
http://www.tatwa.info/
http://www.luminousinfoways.com/
http://entranceforms.com/

14. Agri & Food Processing
Invest Bhubaneswar
Government of Odisha
Sector Champions
Shri Ranglal Jamuda,IAS
Principal Secretary
Department of Agriculture
Telephone No: 2323049/ 2391325 ► Sibasish Mishra - +91-
Email:agrsec.or@nic.in 9937535555
Shri Satyabrata Sahu, IAS
Commissioner-cum-Secretary
Department of Fisheries & Animal
Resources Department ► Pritam Banerjee - +91-
Telephone No: +91-674-2322960/ 9937086991/9238450231
2536985
Dr. Arabinda Kumar
Padhee, IAS

15. Outlook
Inherent Government Investments
Resources initiatives
► Setting up of food parks
► High proportion of ► Futuristic 2008 in the Khurda region
cropped area in total Agriculture policy: ► Increasing interest of
land utilization ‚subsistence‛ to both large national and
► 10 agro-climatic zones profitable commercial foreign corporate, and
and 8 soil types agriculture several MSMEs for
► High cropping intensity ► Watershed mission and investment
► 4th largest vegetable irrigation projects ► Britannia, Nestle, and
producing state of ► Livestock breeding Parle Agro -
India farms, poultry Approved
► 3% and 4% contributor hatcheries and fodder ► NSL Group, Indo
to the country’s farms Nissin, PRAN Group - In
floricultural and ► Fishery development process
spices production policy, state reservoir ► Evincing of interest by the
respectively fishery policy, Welfare Taiwan’s and Ghana’s
► Long coastline schemes for Government for
fisherman, fishfed for investment
marine industry ► Plans of foreign players
Presence of large resources, upcoming investments and
to enter ODISHA’s food
processing industry
encouraging government initiatives to help Odisha achieve its
full potential in the food processing sector

16. Food processing: investment
potential
India’s food processing
India’s food processing sector (INR
billion) ► India produces:
4,186
4,784 ► 105 million tonnes of milk
3,430 3,680 (world’s largest)
► 150 million tonnes of fruits
and vegetables (2nd largest)
► 230 million tonnes food grains
(3rd largest)
2009 2010 2011e 2012e ► 7 million tonnes of fish (3rd
Source: Netscribe Research largest)
► 490 million poultry and 45
Orissa’s food processing sector 3rdbillion eggs
largest producer of cashew
► Orissa has 10 agro-climatic zones nuts in India
Orissa’s Standing
and 8 major soil types. ► Potential to attract investments
► It has 4 fishing harbors and 60 fish 4th largest vegetable producer in
worth INR 1.1 trillion by 2015
landing centers. India
► Country’s leading producer of 5th largest producer of coconut
rice, pulses, vegetables, oilseeds, c in India
otton, groundnut, coconut, jute, spi
7th largest fish producer state in
ces, potato and fruits.
India
► Contributes less to 23,000 the
Orissa is home than 2% to agri- and food processing small
country’s milk production and 3%
and medium enterprises (SMEs), which generate more than
of its egg production.
0.12 million employment opportunities with an investment
of INR10 billion.

17. Marine processing in Orissa:
accounting for 4% of India’s
Key facts marine exports
► Coastline of 480 km (6% of India)
► Continental shelf area of 24,000 sq. km., along the Bay of
Bengal. (4.7% of India’s continental shelf area)
► Brackish water area of 418 thousand hectares and fresh water
area of 673 thousand hectares
► Chilika Lake: the largest natural brackish water lagoon in Asia
Production of fish in Orissa
(‘000 metric tonnes)
Exports of marine products from India 375
and Orissa (INR billion) 400 325 343 350 120
307 316
83.6 86.1
72.5 76.2 300 110
66.5
200 100.3 100
91.8 97.8
2.4 2.6 3 3.5 3.6 100 90
89.0 89.0
0 80
FY05 FY06 FY07 FY08 FY09
FY04 FY05 FY06 FY07 FY08 FY09
India Orissa
Production Exports
Source: Economic Survey of Orissa, 2009– Source: Economic Survey of Orissa, 2009–
10 10
► Orissa exported marine products worth INR3.6 billion in
FY09, recording a CAGR of 10% in the last four years.
► Primary destinations of marine products exports are Japan, the US, the
UK, China, Indonesia and Hong Kong.
► Frozen shrimps account for a major share of marine exports.
► Approximately 30% of the fish production is exported.

18. Food processing: key regions
Mega food and marine
park, Khurda
► Developed on 282 acres of land
► Location: Malipara near Khurda.
► To attract investments ~INR20
billion.
► Key investment projects already
planned by:
► Britannia Industries
The Khurda ► Nestlé
region is
emerging as a ► Parle Agro
Food-processing park, Khurda
food-processing
hub ► To be developed on 162 acres of
Fruit processing clusters land
Vegetable processing
► Investment ” INR 99 million
clusters
Main fishing centers
► Alloted land to 55 industrial
units for the proposed park

19. Food Park, Khurda
► 162 acres Park for
food processing
industries
► Central assistance of
Rs 40 million
envisaged against
project cost of Rs
99.07 million. Rs 20
million GoI grant
received and utilised.
► Required
infrastructure like
external
linkages, internal
roads, power
supply, water
supply, drainage, stree

20. Select MSME Players
http://innovativesagro.com/
http://www.5elementsagro.com/
http://milkmantra.com/
http://ruchifoodline.com/

21. Tourism
Invest Bhubaneswar
Government of Odisha
Sector Champions
Shri Ashok Kumar Tripathy, IAS
Principal Secretary
DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM ► Debasish Patnaik - +91-
Government of 9337555551
Odisha, Paryatan Bhawan
Lewis Road, Bhubaneswar-
751014 ► Devasis Sarangi - +91-
Phone - 91 674 2390005 , Fax - 91 9437028958/9937001554

22. Tourism: a sunrise sector for
the state
Tourist visits to India and Inflow of tourist income (INR Tourist composition in
Orissa (in million) billion) Orissa (2010)
664
CAGR=11% 1%
540 577
Within the
474
34 37
375 402 32 state
24 28
22 39%
60% Within
4.2 4.7 5.3 6.0 6.4 6.9 India, outsid
e state
2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 FY05 FY06 FY07 FY08 FY09 FY10
India Orissa France and the UK are the top
Source: Economic Survey of Orissa, 2010–11 tourist-generating markets, and
around 45% of tourists visit from
western Europe
Encouraged by increased spending power, foreign tourists are
staying for longer periods in Odisha
►Tourism constitutes 2.3% of the
state’s GSDP
2004-05 2008-09
► Provides both direct and Averag Average Averag Averag
employment to 0.37 million e spending e e
people. The ratio of indirect to durati durati spendi
on of on of ng
direct jobs is approximately 3:1 days days
►UK and France constitute the top Domesti
3.9 1,275 3.7 1,357
tourist-generating markets from c
overseas, and around 45% of Source: Economic Survey of
Foreign 12.7 1,944 14.2 2,255
Orissa, 2010–11

23. Tourism: Odisha’s hospitality
sector on the rise
Cruise tourism
Shares of the trade-hotel-restaurant
13.0% Beach tourism Floating hotels and
sector in GSDP (2004”05 to 2009”10)
Eco-resorts restaurants
12.5%
Beach resorts River cruise already
12.0% operating on
Water sports Mahanadi River
11.5%
Hotel projects Investment
12.7% 12.8% 12.6% opportunitie
11.0% 12.5%
s
11.8%
10.5%
Health tourism
10.8% Eco tourism (40% of land
10.0% under forest cover) centers and
Forest resorts amusement parks
9.5%
2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 Safaris Opportunity at
Puri, Konark, Bhuban
Adventure sports
Source: Economic Survey Orissa, 2010–11 eswar and Koratpur
Prominent star hotels in Odisha Upcoming investments
► WelcomHeritage (JV between
ITC Hotels and Maharaja of
Jodhpur)
► BRM Group’s INR1-billion plan
for setting up two boutique
hotels
► Kamat Hotel’s plans to set
up museum hotels in Odisha

24. Snapshot of opportunities ”
Odisha Tourism
Special Tourism- Beach Tourism-Eco Buddhist Tourism – Leisure Tourism
Samuka, talasari /beach resorts,spa & Dhauli, Jajpur, Jirang
sports
Riverine Tourism & Eco – Chilka Thematic
Luxury Tourist Train
Cruise Tourism Similipal, Bhitarkanik Development
a, Satkosia

25. Investment Opportunities -
Eco Tourism
► Important eco-tourism assets
at
► Simlipal Tiger reserve &
National park
► Bhitarkanika National park
► Satkosia Gorge in Satkosia-
Baisipalli sanctuary
► Koraput
► Kandhamal
► Debrigarh (Sambalpur)
► Potential for development of
► Jungle Lodges / Jungle
Resorts
► Adventure sports

26. Investment Potential ”
Buddhist Tourism
► Products
► Art and Craft Village
► Meditation halls
► Hotels/ Resorts.
► Sound and light show.
► Interpretation
centre/library
► Ayurvedic and Spa resort
► Locations for development of
Buddhist tourism
► Dhauli ” Bhubaneswar
► Jajpur
► Gajapati (South Asia’s largest
Buddhist Monastery at
Jirang)
► Cuttack
► Ratnagiri

27. PPP opportunities in Tourism
►Development of Way side amenities.
►Development water sports ” 31 locations
and House boats ” 15 locations.
►Development of tourist resorts ” 40
locations.
►Multimedia Laser Show at Dhauli on PPP
mode.

28. Select MSME Players
http://www.sandpebblestours.com/
http://holidaysanddestinations.com/
http://www.dalmahotels.com/
http://www.vithalkamats.com/home.
htm

29. Manufacturing
(Semi Conductor / Embedded
/ Hardware)
Invest Bhubaneswar
Government of Odisha
Sector Champion
Shri Pradipta Kumar
Mohapatra, IAS ► Reshmi Ranjan Mohapatra -
Commissioner-cum-Secretary +91-9337522444
Department of Information
Technology ► Purna Mohanty ”+1-408-981-
Government of 2453
Orissa, Bhubaneswar
e-mail: itsec@ori.nic.in ► Samir Jena - +91-

30. Electronics Systems Design &
Manufacturing (ESDM) as a
priority sector for India
Major segments of ESDM
demand in India by 2020E
►Substantial Demand - The demand for electronics in India was $45 Bn
in 2008-09 and is expected to reach $400 Bn by 2020.
►Exponential Growth - India’s electronics industry is expected to
grow at 22% per year, which is 7x the global rate
►Major Segments - 4 major Segments of demand in India by 2020
would be :
►Telecom Products and Equipment - $152 bn
►Exports - $80 bn

31. developing semiconductor
manufacturing capabilities in
India

32. India as a semiconductor
India as a semiconductor chip destination
► Semiconductor design industry in India, consists of VLSI
destination
design, board/hardware design and embedded software
development
► The size of the design industry was estimated at UDD 6.5
billion in 2009 and is expected to log a compound annual
growth rate of 17.3% over the next three years to reach
USD 10.6 billion in 2012
► Nearly 2000 chips are being designed each year and more
than 20,000 engineers being engaged in various aspects of
chip designing and verification

33. Select MSME Players
http://www.gennum.com/
http://www.roboticwares.com/
http://perfectus.com/

34. Education
Invest Bhubaneswar
Government of Odisha
Sector Champions
Smt Aparajita Sarangi, IAS
Commissioner-cum-Secretary
Department of School & Mass ► Dhanada Mishra - +91-
Education 9437513080
Government of
Orissa, Bhubaneswar
E-mail: secysme@gmail.com
Dr. Chandra Shekhar ► Devasis Sarangi - +91-
Kumar, IAS 9437028958/9937001554
Commissioner-cum-Secretary
Higher Education Department

35. Education: India and Orissa on
an upswing
Every year, 5,000 MBAs, 42,000 Bachelor’s in Technology (B.Tech) graduates, 60,000
general graduates and 75,000 ITI diploma holders graduate in Orissa.
Literacy rate for Orissa and India (per 100
people)
Leading institutions
in the region
63 64.8
49 52.2
41 43.6
34.5
28.3 26
22
1961 1971 1981 1991 2001
Orissa India
Indicator 1998-99 2008-09 Comparative literacy rates (2001)
Primary 53,614 69,119 74% 77%
Secondary 6,160 7,500 60% 61% 63%
54%
Higher education
Universities 5 11
Colleges 684 2,098
Engineering colleges 5 151
ITIs 48 620 The state aims to provide primary schools within
Polytechnics 15 100 1 km and upper primary schools within 3 km from
places with populations of more than 300 and
Source: Economic Survey Orissa, 2010–11 500, respectively

36. Education: government schemes
facilitating education in Odisha
Important government programs
implemented jointly
by the Centre and the States:
Sarva Siskhya Abhiyan (SSA)
Sakhshar Bharti
State Institute of Education Technology
National Service Scheme
Rashtriya Madhyamik Shiksha Abhiyan (RMSA)
As many as 8,623 new primary schools have been opened and 9,004 primary
schools upgraded to the upper primary level
Abhiyan’s achiev
Sarva Sikshya
ements
A total of 157 Kasturva Gandhi Balika Vidalayas have been made operational for
15,632 girl students
Civil work has been completed for 5,095 new primary school buildings, 6,761 new
upper primary school buildings and 36,101 additional classrooms

37. Select MSME Players
http://www.hdf.ac.in/
http://www.littlestepsindia.org/

38. Clean Technology -
Renewables
Invest Bhubaneswar
Government of Odisha
Sector Champion
Shri Devendra Nath Gupta , IAS
Commissioner-cum-Secretary
Science and Technology
Department ► Pradipta Panigrahi - +91-
Government of 9861065762/9437446576
Orissa,Bhubaneswar
Tel: +91-674- 2536772/ 2322713
Email:dstsec.or@nic.in

39. Orissa: performing well in
harnessing its renewable energy Utilization rate for biogas and manure
Utilization rate for SHP projects of major hydro
management for key states as on 31 December
potential states as on 31 December 2009
2009
33.4% 32.5% 41.7%
38.8%
India:33.5%
21.8%
23.9%
India:16.6% 21.6%
13.7% 18.8%
11.3%
9.1% 8.8% 8.4%
7.3%
1.9% 3.9%
Andhra Orissa Punjab Uttar Madhya Rajasthan Jharkhand
Pradesh Pradesh Pradesh
Source: Economic Survey of India 2010–11 Source: Economic Survey of India 2010–11
►In Orissa, state electricity Potential in
Resource
supply is mostly hydro-based and Orissa
thermal-based. Hydro sources of Solar PV power 14,000 MW
energy contribute 42% of the
state’s total power. Small hydros 156.76 MW
Wind energy 236 MW
►Orissa has significant potential in
the generation of energy from Biomass power 350 MW
alternative sources of renewable Waste to energy 28.5 MW
energy.
Biogas plants
Source: OREDA 6,05,500

40. Increased activity to tap other
sources of renewable energy
Wind energy Solar Power energy
“ Wind resource assessment “ OREDA proactively
being taken up at 22 sites promoting solar power
by C-net projects in the state
“ During 2009”10, 19 new
solar projects mended
Biomass energy Energy plantations and
“ State ready for its first bio-diesel
biomass project of 20 MW “ Focus on Jatropha
at Dhenkanal plantation by providing
subsidy to farmers
Government initiatives: promoting renewable energy in the
“ Plantations of Jatropha
state at around 5220 acres of
Remote Village land taken upEnergy
The program is Biju Patnaik in 2009–10.
Electrification Biju Gram Jyoti
The scheme was
aimed a the Park
Programme introduced in 2007 This initiative is
electrification by
to cover areas aimed at
non-conventional
with populations promoting
energy sources of
of less than 100. awareness around
remote villages
renewable energy
where grid
The scheme as through displays
connectivity is not
been successful in of renewable-
feasible.
electrifying 7,714 energy devices for
villages and 67,744 the public to
In 2009”10, 371
below-poverty- learn from.
remote villages in
line (BPL)
8 districts have

41. MSME Player
http://www.gonenergy.in/

42. Infrastructure
Invest Bhubaneswar
Government of Odisha
Sector Champion
Shri.G.K. Dhal, IAS,
Principal Secretary to
Government
Department of Commerce & ► Rajesh Roy Choudhury - +91-
Transport 9437011012
Government of Orissa,
Bhubaneswar
Tel: +91-674-2536857

43. Road/Rail: Odisha has well
developed rail and road
network
Investments worth US$5 billion have been planned to upgrade road
infrastructure for the next five years. Outstanding investments in
January 2011 totaled INR121 billion.
►Orissa’s road density better Key Road projects
than the all-India average.
►Bhubaneswar-Puri (NH-203)
►Orissa has 242,736 km of road
four-lane highway project :
length which includes 3704 of
INR5 billion
national highway and 5102 of
►Chandikhol-Jagatpur-
state highway
Bhubaneswar (NH-5) six-lane
►Major transport corridor
highway project : INR12.5
between East and South passing
billion
through Orissa
►Rimuli-Roxy- Rajamunda
Key Rail projects ►Orissa has a total rail length
(NH-215) : INR14.1 billion
►Khurda-Balangir (289 Km) of 2,439 Km as of 2008-09
line connecting coastal which includes 54 Km of
areas to Western Orissa: INR7 narrow guage
►It serves as a strategic link
billion
►Haridaspur ” Paradeep
between eastern and southern
(82Km) : India
►It is the most profitable
► INR5.72 billion
►Lanjuigarh road” Junagarh
freight rail corridor in India

44. Biju Patnaik Airport: connecting
Odisha to the rest of the world
►Domesticairport in
Bhubaneshwar : Biju Patanaik
Airport
(Poised to be an international
airport in the near future)
► Direct links : New
Delhi, Kolkata, Chennai, Bangalor
e Mumbai, Hyderabad, Raipur
and Port Blair
►New domestic terminal is being
built with an investment of US$31.3
million
►Second airstrip near the
industrial region of Jharsuguda
airstrip
Orissa Overview
►Currently, the state has 17

45. Ports: cargo traffic to reach 100
million tonnes by 2016”17
Cargo traffic through major ports in India
(2010)
120 115 25%
100 20%
80
80 21%
66 15%
60 57 46
14% 10%
12%
40 8%
10%
20 5%
0 0%
Gujarat Andhra pradesh Orissa Maharashtra Kolkata
Cargo traffic (million tonnes)
% of total traffic through major ports
Source: Ministry of Shipping
►Principal maritime state with a 480-km coastline (6% of India).
►Bulkcommodities such as coal, limestone, and crude and petroleum
products are primary constituents of cargo.
►Paradip Port is the largest port of Odisha handling bulk of the trafiic.
►Gopalpur Port, the second-largest port in Orissa handled 0.24 million
tonnes of cargo in FY09.

46. Key investment zones/regions
►The state has 86 industrial estates in
various strategic locations.
Sundergarh
►Industrial infrastructure in Orissa can Zone III
be classified as: Zone
I
Zone Dhamara
►Industrial zones/areas Angul
IV
Paradi
Cuttack
p
►SEZs Bhubaneswa
r
Zone
II
►Special industrial parks
Zone
V
►Downstream industrial parks Zone
VI
Key investment zones
►Proposed investment regions Zone I: Kalinganagar-
Duburi
Zone II: Paradip-
Jagatsinghpur
Zone III: Jharsuguda-
Brajarajnagar
Zone IV: Talcher-Angul
Zone V: Gopalpur-

47. MSME Player
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