Samaja op-ed by Kabi Mishra in support of Vedanta University

September 24th, 2009

Finally someone comes out and openly writes in favour of Vedanta University in the local papers. Its high time someone did that.

Given below is the article by retired Utkal University Professor Nabakishore Mahalik on August 27th that the above writer mentions.

Entry Filed under: Bhubaneswar-Cuttack-Puri- Khurda area (1),Rally, petitions and articles in its support,Vedanta University, Puri

1 Writeup

  • 1. Prasanta Patnaik  |  September 26th, 2009 at 6:30 pm

    i would request esteemed Sri Naba Kishore Mahallick and Dr. Kabi Prasad Mishra to contact the following website to know the raelity about deposit if country’s rare earth in Puri-Konark coast which covers Brahmagiri area also.

    Both the authors are silent about involvement of Church of England in Vedanta projects.

    Whether the lands were acquired before the Vedanta University Bill was passed and the University was formally came into existance or niot ? Why the Government was in such a hot haste???

    I would request the authors to enlighten the people since when Anil Agrawala became so generous to do some social service to the people and what are other such institutions establiished by him.

    Why the Government was in a hurry to extend the sitting of the State Assembly for one day to pass the Vedanta University Bill , though there were no precedents to extend the sitting days even during natural calamities,

    Vedanta University is a purely private body. Can the Government acquire public land to promote a private institution ?

    There are many more questions which should be answered by Dr Mishra. He should not advise people to read the leaflet publsihed by Vedanta University giving lots of mis informations
    as part of its public relation exercise.

    Dr Mishra have not clarified why Anil Agrawala’s Sterilte was black listed by Norway Government’s Pension Fund for pollution and violation of human rights ? Whether such acts of Anil Agrawala were hustified or not ??

    Website : http://www.dae.gov.in ISSN-09929-5523
    Inter-Dunal area with sparse vegetation, Brahmagiri
    mineral sand deposit, Orissa
    DAE carries out exploration for augmentation and identification of potential beach sand heavy mineral resources
    along the coastal areas. At Brahmagiri, Puri district, Orissa, a heavy mineral deposit containing 120 million tonnes
    of heavy mineral resources has been established. This is the largest single deposit of heavy mineral resources in the
    country. Besides, heavy mineral resources have also been identified at Narsapur, West Godavari district,
    Amlapuram, East Godavari district, Andhra Pradesh, Vayakkallur-Tuttor, Kanyakumari district, Tamil Nadu and
    Thotatapalli-Alappuzha, Kollam and Alappuza districts, Kerala. Total heavy mineral resources in the country were
    632 million tonnes at the beginning of X Plan. During X Plan 235 million tonnes of additional heavy mineral
    resources have been identified and the updated inventory of heavy mineral resources now contains 867 million
    tonnes comprising ilmenite, rutile, monazite, zircon, garnet, and sillimanite.


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