Bhubaneswar New City Development plan covering 800 acres authorized by Cabinet

RELEASED: 10 Sep 2025, 10:43 PM IST
LAST UPDATE: 10 Sep 2025, 10:48 PM IST

The Odisha Cabinet has actually authorized the New City Development plan, focused on developing a modern-day and inclusive metropolitan center within the Bhubaneswar Development Plan Area (BDPA). The job will cover almost 800 acres of land throughout Gothapatna, Malipada, and Daspur, and is visualized as a multi-economic development zone lined up with the state’s long-lasting vision Vikshit Odisha 2036.

Concentrate On Transit-oriented Township

The brand-new city will be established as a transit-oriented area, with concentrate on effective public transportation, lowered travel ranges, and smooth access to a well-integrated mix of land usages. It will make sure “Housing for All” by using varied real estate choices for all earnings groups based upon price and need.

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MICE Facilities & & Green Infra

The proposed area will boast modern facilities, consisting of MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, Exhibitions) centers, development centers, plug-and-play facilities, and information management. Central forest parks, entrance plazas, and sufficient public areas will likewise be established to cultivate neighborhood engagement and address social requirements.

Over Rs 8000 cr in 15 Years

A significant turning point in the effort featured the finalizing of an MoU in between BDA and Surbana Jurong Infrastructure Pvt Ltd (SJI), Singapore, on January 17, 2025, in the existence of the President of Singapore and the Chief Minister of Odisha. SJI will offer consultancy and advisory assistance for master preparation and city facilities advancement in the greenfield town.

The job requires an approximated financial investment of Rs 8,179 crore over 15 years, integrating public and personal financing. A preliminary allotment of Rs 1,342 crore has actually been allocated in the state spending plan for 2025– 26 to 2029– 30 to cover land acquisition, roadway building, core facilities, public features, and contingencies.