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Prafulla Das

Bhubaneswar , April 20

IT was a hectic day for the Orissa Chief Minister, Mr Naveen Patnaik, on Wednesday when he attended three functions organised by the Tata Group to mark the launch of their new projects in the State.

They were the inauguration of the JN Tata Technical Education Centre at Gopalpur in Ganjam district, the laying of the foundation stone of the TCS Global Software Development Centre and the ground breaking ceremony of the indiOne hotel in Bhubaneswar.

The JN Tata Technical Education Centre, being set up by Tata Steel in collaboration with Nettur Technical Training Foundation, will conduct courses in manufacturing technology, electronics and mechatronics, from July.

The TCS Global Software Development Centre, to be constructed at Infocity in multiple phases, will help ensure the effectiveness of IT and related services to its customers worldwide.

The indiOne hotel, to be constructed at the Jayadev Vihar locality of Bhubaneswar, will be completed by January next year. It will have 101 rooms - priced at Rs 900 for a single room and Rs 950 for a double room.

The Indian Hotels Company Ltd, a major player in the hospitality industry, has plans to open indiOne hotels in Paradip, Duburi, Puri and Konark, with capacities of 100 rooms each.

Top officials of the Tata Group were present at the functions.

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