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Also for them, the returns to fixing these basic problems is going to be much higher than for any other state, right? Because other states will now get marginal benefits, but Jharkhand will get, say, a lot more benefit if it is able to fix these basics, right? So that is the benefit for them.

Second is they should stop competing on the frontier, right? I mean, something that they don't have any comparative advantage in and suddenly trying to compete in that will not really help, right? So whatever is adjacent to their core competencies or their comparative advantages, they can probably do that, right? So Odisha, for example, has actually done something interesting here, right? So it pulled in a silicon carbide facility and advanced packaging project, I think, at Bhubaneswar.

So they didn't go after the leading edge logic fabs, right? I mean, So the next thing to do for these states would be to stop competing at the frontier, right? And start competing in something that they have some comparative advantage in that's adjacent to what their core competencies already are or what talent they already have or what economic ecosystem they already have in terms of suppliers, vendors, etc., right? So Odisha has actually done something interesting here.

They tried to open a silicon carbide facility and an advanced packaging project at Bhubaneswar, but they didn't go after the leading edge fabs, right? So these are more labor intensive, less capital intensive or less capital brutal.

And It's closer to what a state like Orissa with metals and materials base can actually plausibly support, right? So that's smart.

I mean, even Assam getting Tata's assembly and test plant is the same logic, right? So you go after something that you can build on rather than try for something which you might fail and then that could be a wasted effort.

Gujarat has got the bulk of it.

Assam, as I said, has a major assembly and test plant coming up.

Yeah, because everything in Guj- I think they just-

Why was, why is it not in Bhubaneswar, for example?

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I mean, we, we are-

You tell me, Cyrus.

Why is it not in Bhubaneswar?

I, I feel bad because the education minister was from Bhubaneswar and he was removed unceremoniously-

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And that knowledge ultimately benefits the broader field.

This study comes from the National Medical Journal of India, published in June 2026, with authors Suvaradip Chakraborty, Manish Goyal, Paritash Goyal, and Priyadarshini Mishra from the All India Institute of Medical Sciences in Bhubaneswar.

The title is Artificial Intelligence-Based Automated Sleep Staging Using Heart Rate Variability, Assessment of Performance and Clinical Prospects.

Sleep staging is the process of classifying what stage of sleep a person is in at any given moment during the night.

Hirakud, have you heard of Hirakud? Uh, the Hirakud Dam?

I've not, but I know there's one diamond, Rahul Boo Stadium in Bhubaneswar, so that's there.

Yeah.

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Then currently they are in Nandan Kanan and under quarantine.

quarantine.Right, and Nandankanan, of course, is the famous zoo in, uh, Bhubaneswar.

Uh, but Sujit, do we know how old these orangutans are, and what kind of measures are officials taking right now to keep them safe?

Well, uh, we have checked about their age.

And a dedicated medical team, including a veterinary doctor, are taking care twenty-four into seven.

They are, uh, monitoring their activities through CCTV.

Initially, when they arrived at Nandankanan Zoo, it's close to Bhubaneswar, so one of them had, uh, fever.

But what the officials are saying that after administrating medicine, uh, the infant is doing fine, and others are also, uh, stable.

You must pretend that I came to discharge a long-standing debt with you and that you are several thousands of rupees richer than you thought you were.

keep these bags in your own hands and on no account let your sons get to them as long as you are alive you will soon find them change their conduct towards you salaam i will come again soon to see how you are getting on when the young man got to hear of his father's increase of wealth they began to be more attentive and pleasing to their father than ever before and thus they continued to the day of the old man's demise when the bags were greedily opened and found to contain only stones and gravel and of how the wicked sons were duped In Myths and Legends Around the World, Collection 13, read by Chinmay Kumar Hota, Bhubaneswar, India, the 13th December, 2021.

Satuli, or the King of the Birds, in Myths and Legends Around the World, Collection 13, CITULI OR THE KING OF THE BIRDS CITULI OR THE KING OF THE BIRDS A SWAZI TALE Many, many years ago, there lived a poor man named Setuli, who was deaf and dumb.

He had never been able to speak or understand anything but signs from his birth, and was despised by all his brothers and sisters.

Mysore is huge.

So Mysore-... was like in the early stages coming up, and, uh, a lot of the others, like Chandigarh came along, Bhubaneswar came along, and now of course, I mean, we are spread across many more cities that way.

So that also has been a massive growth just to expand nearly now across the country, right?

What was the thought process of building such a massive and beautiful campuses? Like, it was originally the plan or it just happened?