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Comprehensive District Annual Plan 2011-12 Balasore District

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<strong>Comprehensive</strong> <strong>District</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Plan</strong> <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong> <strong>Balasore</strong> <strong>District</strong><br />

destination of having been called the "Granary of Orissa" with stretches of green paddy<br />

fields, a network of rivers blue hills, extensive meadows and extraordinary breach.<br />

SWOT analysis of Science Environment and Forest sector<br />

Strength:<br />

• Highly literacy rate and plenty of educated youths – scope for development in IT sector.<br />

• 24000 ha of barren and waste/fallow land – unsuitable for cultivation and can be put<br />

under plantation.<br />

• Lack of mines and industries – less chance for acquisition of forest.<br />

Weakness:<br />

• Lack of major/medium industries.<br />

• Degraded forests.<br />

• Scarcity of fuel wood in rural areas after Super Cyclone of 1999, chance of degradation<br />

of forests<br />

Opportunities:<br />

• Orissa Forestry Sector Development Project (OFSDP) is implementing interventions in<br />

forestry sector. Interventions can be taken up in feasible areas of the district.<br />

Threats:<br />

• Damage to forests by illegal migrants<br />

• Migration of educated un-employed youths outside the district.<br />

The district attained its name from the Lord Beleshwar, who as per the legends is<br />

worshipped as God of the district. The archaeological remains in the district are unique.<br />

They reflect a combination of ancient past will vibrant present to be a land of all seasons<br />

and destination for all reasons. The district in fact offers a complete package to satisfy<br />

anyone's wanderlust. Unique temples and scenic spots tucked in nature's lap, wildlife, ideal<br />

treks, quaint little hilly picnic spots, ruined monuments make it an ideal destination for any<br />

tourist. <strong>Balasore</strong> district has 19 tourist spots, a brief narration of the spots is presented<br />

here:<br />

Table 2.59. List of Identified Tourist Centers in the district <strong>Balasore</strong><br />

Place Importance<br />

Ayodhya Religious Center & Archaeological site<br />

Balaramgadi Sea Beach & Fish Trading Center<br />

<strong>Balasore</strong> Urban area<br />

Bardhanpur Religious Center<br />

Bhusandeswar Religious Center<br />

Chandaneswar Religious Center<br />

Chandipur Vanishing Beach<br />

Chasakhanda Baghajatin Memorial<br />

Chowmukh Dagara Sea Beach<br />

Inchudi Historical (Freedom Movement)<br />

Kasaphal Sea Beach<br />

Kupari Religious Center<br />

Langaleswar Religious Center<br />

Laxmannath Welcome Point<br />

Panchalingeswar Religious Center & Scenic Spot<br />

Raibania Fort<br />

Remuna Religious Center<br />

Sajanagarh Religious Center<br />

Talasari Sea Beach<br />

Tripisagadia Religious Center<br />

TSI: NABARD Consultancy Services (NABCONS) 53

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