Menaka’s Inspiring Journey to Financial Independence

Ganjam: In the coastal village of Digipur in Ganjam district, Menaka’s story stands as a testament to the strength and resilience required for a woman to break free from traditional constraints and achieve financial independence. Determined to provide her children with a good education, Menaka took transformative steps to secure the necessary funds, overcoming numerous…

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Celebrating Holi the Green Way: Embracing Eco-Friendly Colours

Bhubaneswar: As the vibrant festival of Holi approaches, the anticipation and excitement to immerse in a riot of colours soar high. Amidst the celebrations, a growing consciousness for sustainable practices has spurred a movement towards eco-friendly festivities. At the forefront of this green revolution are individuals like Khushi Lipsa Behura and Priyadarsini Das, pioneering the…

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Trailblazers of Hope: The Untold Stories of Lachama and Lacchi in Odisha’s Heartland

In the tranquil landscapes of Koraput, amidst the rhythm of nature, two extraordinary women, Lachama Karlia and Lacchi Pangi, are quietly etching tales of hope and transformation in the remote villages of Chenirpadar and Mathapada. Far from the bustling urban eye, their narratives echo as powerful tales of resilience, compassion, and the unyielding spirit of…

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Shaping Odisha’s Political Horizon: Dynamics and Strategies Unveiled

With elections on the horizon, Odisha’s political landscape is buzzing with anticipation. However, a distinct contrast in enthusiasm among key players—the Biju Janata Dal (BJD), Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), and Congress—reveals intriguing insights into their commitment and readiness for the upcoming political showdown. BJD’s Dominance and Congress’ Dilemma: As the dominating force, the BJD has…

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Empowering Safer Migration: Western Odisha’s Transformative Initiative

In Odisha, especially Western Odisha, distress migration is driven by economic necessity. According to Govt’s report in 2022, 150,000 migrants registered under the Interstate Migrant Workmen Act, with 70% from Western Odisha working in brick kilns across several states. Around 20-25 thousand children and 50% of women accompany them annually, but the actual numbers are…

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