Odisha to set up India’s first rail-tech park in Khordha

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Union Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw is expected to launch India's first rail-tech park at Sahaspur industrial estate in Khordha district, Odisha. The Odisha Industrial Infrastructure Development Corporation has completed a preliminary assessment…

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Union Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw is expected to launch India's first rail-tech park at Sahaspur industrial estate in Khordha district, Odisha. The Odisha Industrial Infrastructure Development Corporation has completed a preliminary assessment and land development work, with a detailed project report ready.

Odisha to set up India's first rail-tech park in Khordha

The park aims to create a dedicated ecosystem for railway equipment manufacturers, driven by rising demand from India's rail modernisation programme. Odisha has already approved six railway-related projects worth around Rs 24,600 crore, including Jupiter Tatravagonka Railwheel and Jupiter Wagons. Another six to eight projects are expected soon.

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The rail-tech park is a welcome step, but the buzz over 'first' obscures the real challenge: execution. Similar industrial parks have struggled with land delays and infrastructure gaps. The state has already attracted large investments, but the test is whether MSMEs and ancillaries follow quickly. Will the park deliver the promised supply chain integration within the next two years, or remain another inauguration photo-op?


Source: odishatv.in

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