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Odisha will be recognized as number one state in the country by 2034:Naveen Patnaik

in Politics, State News May 9, 2024 Comments Off on Odisha will be recognized as number one state in the country by 2034:Naveen Patnaik 606 Views

Bhubaneswar:9/5/24: Odisha will be recognized as number one state in the country by 2034, said Chief Minister and Biju Janata Dal President Naveen Patnaik on Thursday.

Releasing the BJD’s election manifesto, Naveen said that Odisha will emerge as number one state in the country by 2034, two years before the centenary celebration of the formation of Odisha.

With the gracing of Lord Jagannath and the blessings of the people, the guarantees presented in the Manifesto will be implemented through 5T governance and will make Odisha the number one state in terms of growth and development in all sectors by 2034, said the Chief Minister.

The BJD manifesto will make history in Odisha, Naveen said.

In the last 24 years, the BJD Government has transformed Odisha from a poor, hunger-prone, backward state plagued by natural calamities to a modern, growth-oriented cultural and Odia-Asmita identity-based state, the CM said.

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