Bhubaneswar: Head of Minister of Naveen Patnaik on Monday launched a project worth Rs 2,500 Crore for the Cuttack and Khurda District.
He launched the distribution of the Biju Swastshya Kalyan Yojana (BSKY) (BSKY) (BSKY) distribution (BSKY) for the two districts, raising the number of districts covered in the scheme to 26 of 30.
Attending the program in Bali Jatra Ground in Cuttack, Naveen said that BSKY reflected its commitment to the state of the state’s healthy Odisha Campaign Part.
“This BSKY card will serve Odisha people like a shield protector,” he said.
Regarding the rebuilding of SCB Medical College and hospitals in Cuttack as a world-class health institution, he said this project would be a milestone in the field for the country.
The chairman of the minister announced the Biswanath Pandit Central Library will be developed as a sophisticated facility near the Puri-Angul Bus standing in the Cuttack.
He inaugurated 40 projects and placed the foundation stone for 95 for a Cuttack worth 1,500 crore.
He then visited Begunia in Khurda Regency, where he inaugurated 126 projects and put the foundation stones for 406 schemes worth RS 1,000 Crore.
Overcoming the Beggunia people, Naveen said Khurda was a land of freedom struggle.
Paying respect for the courageous Paikas, he said, “We will continue our struggle to give people who are due.” He expressed happiness for good performance from the mission of Shakti members in Khurda Regency.
More than 26,000 female members of the self-help group under the mission of Shakti have taken a loan RS 432 Crore, which is a record in the state, he said, and congratulated the members.