State Govt to develop brand-new Odisha Bhawans in Ayodhya, Hyderabad, Surat

RELEASED: 20 Aug 2025, 11:14 PM IST
LAST UPDATE: 20 Aug 2025, 11:14 PM IST

To much better serve Odia individuals going to various cities throughout India, Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi proposed on Wednesday the building and construction of brand-new Odisha Bhawans in Ayodhya, Hyderabad, and Surat. The relocation intends to broaden State representation and assistance in essential cities.

Check Out: Unsafe Odisha Bhawan in New Delhi to be destroyed

According to the Chief Minister’s Office (CMO) sources, Odisha is set to broaden its footprint throughout India with prepare for 3 brand-new Odisha Bhawans in Ayodhya, Hyderabad, and Surat. CM Mohan Charan Majhi has actually recommended the administration to continue with the building in these cities where a considerable Odia population sees.

It was exposed in the top-level conference that this G +6 structure [a building with a ground floor (G) and six additional storeys (6)] will be built over an overall location of 4,761 square meters and will have 45 suites of different classifications. The structure will likewise consist of a big conference hall.

Throughout an evaluation conference on the redevelopment of the Odisha Bhawan in New Delhi, the CM likewise stressed integrating the State’s distinct cultural aspects in the architectural style. He advised designers to display Odisha’s stone carvings, Sambalpuri Ikat, and conventional Odia culture and heritage in the brand-new structure.

The upcoming Bhawan in New Delhi will include 45 contemporary suites of various classifications to accommodate visitors, authorities, and dignitaries. Furthermore, the Mumbai Odisha Bhawan will be broadened to consist of more spaces.

The tactical choice of Ayodhya, Hyderabad, and Surat comes from the growing Odia diaspora in these areas, demanding more detailed facilities to supply assistance, lodging, and federal government gain access to for Odia homeowners and visitors.

This effort marks a cultural and administrative turning point for the State, reinforcing Odisha’s existence and services outside its geographical borders.

Chief Secretary Manoj Ahuja, Home Department Additional Chief Secretary Satyabrata Sahu, Chief Minister’s Principal Secretary Saswata Mishra, Finance Department Principal Secretary Sanjeev Mishra, Works Department Principal Secretary Sanjay Kumar Singh, and a number of other senior authorities existed in this conference.