BHUBANESWAR (Economy India): The Prime Minister is scheduled to make a two-hour visit to Bhubaneswar and Jatni for the inauguration of the Reserve Bank of India’s data centre at Info Valley-II.
Bhubaneswar, October 23, 2026: Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to visit Odisha on October 25 to inaugurate the Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI) ₹169-crore data centre at Info Valley-II in Jatni, on the outskirts of Bhubaneswar, officials said on Friday.
According to the tentative itinerary shared by the Chief Secretary’s office, the Prime Minister is expected to spend around two hours in the state.
Modi is scheduled to arrive at Biju Patnaik International Airport in Bhubaneswar at approximately 4:30 pm aboard a special Indian Air Force aircraft.
PM’s Itinerary for Odisha Visit
After arriving in Bhubaneswar, the Prime Minister is expected to travel by helicopter to the Khurda helipad. From there, he will proceed by road to the RBI facility at Info Valley-II in Jatni for the inauguration ceremony.
The programme is part of the Prime Minister’s scheduled visit to the state, with the RBI data centre serving as the main event.
Officials have described the itinerary as tentative, and timings may be subject to change.
RBI Data Centre Project Worth ₹169 Crore
The ₹169-crore facility is located at Info Valley-II, an emerging technology and infrastructure hub near Bhubaneswar.
The inauguration will bring attention to Odisha’s growing role in technology-related infrastructure and the development of facilities supporting financial and digital systems.
Further details about the data centre’s operational capacity, technical features and commissioning arrangements were not included in the information provided.
Focus on Odisha’s Infrastructure Development
The Prime Minister’s visit is expected to be brief, with the inauguration ceremony forming the central part of the programme.
The RBI facility’s location in Jatni, near Bhubaneswar, places the project within Odisha’s expanding infrastructure landscape. The inauguration also highlights the role of specialised facilities in supporting the country’s financial infrastructure.
The visit is scheduled for October 25, with the final programme subject to official confirmation.
(Economy India)
