The ‘Odia Pakhya’ programme has received accolades from Odisha Governor Hari Babu Kambhampati for its role in celebrating the state’s rich cultural heritage. This two-week celebration, running from Utkal Divas on April 1 to Odia New Year on April 14, showcases the depth of Odia identity and promotes the classical language, which boasts a unique literary tradition.
Governor Kambhampati described the observance as a visionary initiative that fosters Odia Asmita, enhancing cultural pride and belonging among the people. He emphasised the importance of preserving folk traditions, ancient scriptures, festivals, crafts, and cuisines as integral aspects of Odisha’s heritage.
During his address, Kambhampati highlighted that these festivities not only honour heritage but also serve as a clarion call to leverage Odisha’s potential across various fields. He urged collective efforts to uphold the values and essence of Odisha, aligning cultural confidence with goals towards ‘Viksit Odisha’ and ‘Viksit Bharat’, aiming for a developed, inclusive and culturally rich India.
Odisha Governor Hari Babu Kambhampati praised the ‘Odia Pakhya’ programme for celebrating the state’s cultural heritage from April 1 to April 14. He noted its significance in fostering Odia identity and promoting the classical language. Kambhampati emphasized the need for cultural preservation and its role in positioning Odisha for innovation and development, aspiring towards a prosperous and inclusive India.
The celebration of ‘Odia Pakhya’ stands as a testament to Odisha’s vibrant heritage, urging both preservation and recognition of the state’s unique identity. Governor Kambhampati’s call to action resonates with the need for a society rooted in culture, poised for innovation and development. By championing Odia Asmita, the initiative fosters a united community striving towards a prosperous future for both Odisha and India.
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