Malatipatapur

Geography

Puri , Jatani , Khordha , Bhubaneswar are the nearby Cities to Malatipatpur. It is near to bay of bengal. There is a chance of humidity in the weather.

Demography

Malatipatpur is surrounded by Puri Tahasil towards South , Satyabadi Tahasil towards North , Brahmagiri Tahasil towards west , Delanga Tahasil towards North .

Transportation

Malatipatapur Rail Way Station , Jankidaipur Rail Way Station are the very nearby railway stations to Malatipatpur. How ever Puri Rail Way Station is major railway station 8  KMnear to Malatipatpur

Malatipatapur in Nabakalebar

Odisha govt stresses sanitation in Puri ahead of Nabakalebara. The officials have been asked to expedite road connectivity projects within the stipulated time: Mangalaghat bypass by March, Sterling bypass by May, widening of Atharnala road by April, Malatipatapur-Balukhanda road and Pipili-Konark road by April, and Puri-Satapada road by March and completion of parking slots by April Odisha Government said that all the infrastructural work for the upcoming Nabakalebar festival to be completed by June 2015. This was informed by the Law Minister Arun Kumar Sahu in the state Assembly on Friday. Law Minister Arun Kumar Sahu asserted that all works including construction of roads, parking places, sewerage, water supply and temporary sheds for doctors, would be completed by June, a month before Lord Jagannath’s Nabakalebar Rath Festival scheduled to be held on July 18. “Around 50 lakh devoties are expected to throng Puri during the upcoming Nabakalebar festival. Keeping this in view, infrastructural works, including four laning of 67.255-km from Bhubaneswar to Puri, a bus terminal at Malatipatapur, 20 parking places for two and four-wheelers, seven 100-litre-capacity overhead water tank, sanitation, a temporary tourist shelter, structures of uninterrupted electricity supply, are going on war footing and they would be completed before June,” Sahu told the House. He said a 6-bedded ICU and 20-bedded trauma care centre has been completed. Besides, two 200-bedded hospitals are nearing to be completed. However, Opposition members pooh-poohed claims stating that 50 per cent of most of the projects are yet to be completed. Leader of Opposition Narasingh Mishra quoting DGP’s statement said the ongoing works might not be completed before time. The State Government should ensure safety to all visitors during the festival. Congress members, Taraprasad Bahinipati, Naba Kishore Das and Debendra Nath Sharma said half of most of the works are yet to be completed and public conveniences are yet to be constructed. BJP member Praip Purhohit said the State seems not to be ready for smooth conduct of the grand festival. On the other hand BJD member Amar Prasad Satpathy said Rs 100 crore has been made in the Budget. He said while the Chief Minister, the Chief Secretary and Secretaries of all departments are reviewing project works regularly, MLA Maheswar Mohanty has been working as a sevak

As the Deities remained indoors for 45 days this time due to Nabakalebara (change of bodies of the Lords), there is lot of enthusiasm among devotees. About five lakh pilgrims from different states have reached the holy town, district officials said. A large number of people reached the newly constructed bus terminus at Malatipatapur near here. The visitors are provided free bus service from the terminus to the town. 27 parking lots have been constructed for parking of vehicles. Over 500 hotels, 200 lodges, 100 mutts and dharmasalas will accommodate visitors besides state government”s temporary shelters. “The state government has set up 33 Nabakalebara villages across the town to accommodate the tourists,” said tourism and culture secretary Arabinda Kumar Padhee. Arrangements have also been made for facilities like health service, drinking water and sanitation. Besides Gajapati, Puri Gobardhan Peeth Shankaracharya Nischilanand Saraswati, along with his coterie, visits the chariots and has darshan of the deities. Then begins the chariot pulling one by one in the afternoon to reach the destination of Gundicha temple from Shree Mandir. The deities will have a nine-day sojourn at the Gundicha temple. And, they return to Shree Mandir only after completion of the nine-day Yatra on the same chariots called ‘Bahuda Yatra’ (return car festival). The Nabakalebar festival, which started on March 29, will conclude on July 27 after the Suna Besha on the chariots itself. Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik, Union Ministers Mahesh Sharma, Dharmendra Pradhan and Jual Oram, and state ministers are scheduled to visit the town to witness the Nabakalebara Rath Yatra being held after 19 years. The last Nabakalebara festival was held in 1996. More than 200 CCTV cameras have been fitted across the city with an integrated surveillance control room near the Jagannath Temple during the Nabakalebar.