Keonjhar steel plant project on right track: Odisha CM
On a two-day visit to his home district, the chief minister took a comprehensive review of major industrial, infrastructure and development projects including the mega steel plant proposed to be set up jointly by JSW and POSCO with an investment of around Rs 40,000 crore in Patna area.
He took stock of the progress in identification of land for the project and steps taken for acquisition. He later told mediapersons that the project has moved two-step ahead with one of the project proponent already depositing money for land acquisition. 'Apart from the mega steel plant, nine industrial projects will be set up in the district and necessary steps are being taken for their expeditious grounding,' Majhi said. The district administration has identified two patches of land, one at Taramakanta village under Banspal block, about 47 km from the Keonjhar town, and another at Patna for the steel plant.
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