Joda
—  city  —
Joda Location of Joda in Orissa and India
Coordinates	22°01′00″N 85°26′00″E / 22.01667°N 85.43333°E / 22.01667; 85.43333Coordinates: 22°01′00″N 85°26′00″E / 22.01667°N 85.43333°E / 22.01667; 85.43333
Country	India
State	Orissa
District(s)	Kendujhar
Population • Density	38,689 (2001[update]) • 1,248 /km2 (3,232 /sq mi)
Sex ratio	872 ♂/♀
Time zone	IST (UTC+05:30)
Area	31 square kilometres (12 sq mi)
Codes • Pincode • 758034 • Telephone • +06767 • Vehicle • or09

Joda is a city in the Kendujhar district of the state of Orissa, India. The area has rich iron ore deposits and the economy centres around the large-scale production of steel.

Demographics[link]

As of the 2001^[update] Indian census,^[1] the population of Joda has been enumerated to be, 38671. Males constitute 52% of the population while females account for 48% of the population. In Joda, 16 percent of the population is less than six years of age. The average literacy rate of Joda is 54%, which is much lower than the national average literacy rate. Out of it, the male literacy rate is 64% while in Joda the female literacy rate is 43%.

Economy[link]

Joda's economy is mostly based on large-scale Steel producers, such as Tata Steel, Jindal Steel and SAIL.

This region has some of the richest iron deposits in India, and as a result of this many steel plants such as TISCO (Renamed Tata Steel Ltd) and Rourkela Steel Plant have been constructed near the Joda region. Starting in 2000, this region has seen unprecedented industrialization. Although this industrialization has enriched many citizens living in Joda, it has also caused the living conditions to deteriorate steadily. Many public facilities such as hospitals, roads and schools are in need of repair, though it is possible that this will be alleviated by the recently created railway line between Barbil (a town 8 km away from Joda) and Kolkata. Daily train started between Banspani and Puri (via Keonjhar, Cuttuck, Bhubaneswar city). Townships are well structured sorounded by many gardens. Luxury hotels and restaurants available in the city.

Joda is a hub for many big industries related to steel manufacturing such as Essel Mining And Industries Ltd. of Aditya Birla Group, Bhushan steel, Jindal Steel, Champion Filters (Sponge Iron & Mining) and many more. At present a number of Sponge Iron Plants have come up in its periphery due to cheap availability of raw material and labour.

Tata Steel has a Ferro Alloys Plant at Joda and number of mines of Iron & Manganese in the Joda namely Joda East Iron Mine, Khondbond Iron Mine, etc. Joda East Iron Mine is the biggest mine the Joda region.

Pollution[link]

As Joda is a hub of Steel Industries, a drastic amount of Industrialization has degraded the flora and fauna of the town. The rivers and lakes are polluted by the effluents released from these industries. The highly trafficked route from Joda to Keonjhar has very good transport links and the roads are wider and in good condition.

Education[link]

Joda has high number of education institutes. It has various schools parting ICSE based education as well as the Orissa State Board Education. Joda is the land of so many Engineers and Doctors, but now a days students are also pursuing Chartered Accountancy Course.

References[link]

Guillermo Francella
Born	(1955-02-14) February 14, 1955 (age 57) Buenos Aires, Argentina
Years active	1984 – present

Guillermo Francella (born February 14, 1955) is an Argentine actor and comedian. Apart from being a television performer, he also has had a long theatrical and film career.

Life and work[link]

Born in Buenos Aires, Francella made his television debut in 1984, participating in Historia de un Trepador (A Golddigger's Story). In 1985, he made his first feature film, El Telo y la Tele (Telo and Tele). He also participated in the television series, El Infiel (The Cheating Man) as Felipe during that year. 1986 was a very busy year for Francella: he filmed three movies, including Camarero Nocturno en Mar del Plata (Nightshift Steward at Mar Del Plata) and Las Colegialas (College Girls), as well as one television series, named El Lobo (The Wolf).

Francella's television and movie acting career continued on with movies as Los Pilotos más Locos del Mundo (The World's Craziest Pilots), Paraíso Relax (Relax Paradise, released as Casa de Masajes in Argentina) and Bañeros II:La Playa Loca (Beach Bums II:Crazy Beach); as well as television series like De Carne Somos (We are Made of Flesh) and La Familia Benvenutto. The aforementioned works were among Francella's acting experiences during the late 1980s.

In 1989, Francella participated in one of his biggest hits to date, Los Exterminaitors, a movie that offered a satirical look at action movies such as Terminator. Francella's next project was a sequel to that film. Los Exterminaitors II, filmed in 1990, was Francella's first acting job of the 1990s. In 1990, he also played a character whose name could be considered a pun on his ("Francachella") in the Brigada Cola (Last Brigade), a comic television series.

Two more sequels to Los Exterminaitors followed, and then Francella took some time off from acting on screen.

When he returned to act in front of the cameras, international interest in his shows and movies had grown, and his first work in three years, 1997's Naranja y Media, was released in various English-speaking countries, under the name of My Better Halves.

His next movie, 1998's Un Argentino en New York, was filmed in Spain and the United States. It was also a major Argentine cinema hit. In 2000, he participated in one of Telefe's most viewed shows, Papá es un Ídolo, a show that would also reach English-speaking countries under the name of Daddy is my Idol.

Francella began acting in 2001 in what perhaps may be, his career's defining work: the Telefe series Poné a Francella (Put on Francella), a comedy show which he hosts and where he participates in comic sketches. As of 2004, the series was being televised for the third year in a row; in Latin America, for a television series (not including telenovelas) to last longer than one year, it has to be considered a major hit. Poné a Francella reached the United States by DirecTV satellite transmissions.

Cuban president Fidel Castro, upon learning that the 2003 movie, Un Día en el Paraíso (A Day in Paradise) was to include Francella, gave the producers full permission to film the movie in Cuba. Francella played two characters in that movie, Reynaldo and Roy. He returned to slapstick comedy in 2005 with Papá Se Volvió Loco (Daddy's Gone Mad!), and in the theatre with his local production of Young Frankenstein.

In 2005 he acted on a TV success, Casados con hijos, a local remake of Married... with Children, playing the role of Pepe Argento, that was a hit in Argentina.

He has of latest garnered critical acclaim due to his performance in Academy Award's winner for best foreign language film El secreto de sus ojos (2009). The film marks both his first dramatic role - in a drastic departure from his established TV figure - and his first collaboration with director Juan José Campanella. His most recent film is Los Marziano. As of 2011, he is airing El hombre de tu vida, also directed by Campanella.

External links[link]

• Guillermo Francella at the Internet Movie Database
• Guillermo Francella at cinenacional.com

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Claudia Albertario Rodríguez (born May 16, 1977^[1]) is an Argentine model, vedette and actress of theatre, television & film. Notable credits include Amigovios (1995), Como pan caliente (1996), Montaña rusa, otra vuelta (1997), Chiquititas (1997–1999), Gasoleros (1998 y 1999), and Verano del '98 (1998–2001). She also appeared on Dancing on Ice around the world.

Barbierísima[link]

She is currently in Barbieri's new theatre show Barbierísima alongside Bravísima's dancing Vedettes, Andrea Estevez & Andrea Ghidone the three being the leading vedettes in the musical.^[2] Also in the show are Carmen Barbieri, Zulma Faiad, Germán Krauss and Beto César as the biggest figures in the show. The musical holds over 40 figures.

References[link]

External links[link]

• Claudia Albertario at the Internet Movie Database
• Official site

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