PM Narendra Modi greets on Utkal Diwas, calls Odisha a timeless symbol of cultural greatness

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PM Narendra Modi greets people on Utkal Diwas, calling Odisha a timeless symbol of cultural and spiritual greatness, while CM Mohan Majhi highlights state pride and identity.

PM Narendra Modi greets on Utkal Diwas, calls Odisha a timeless symbol of cultural greatness
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New Delhi (The Uttam Hindu): Prime Minister Narendra Modi extended greetings to the people on the occasion of Odisha Day on Wednesday and described the state as a “timeless symbol” of cultural and spiritual greatness.

In a post on social media platform X, Modi wrote, “Heartfelt greetings on the special occasion of Utkal Diwas. Odisha is a state that proudly stands as a timeless symbol of cultural and spiritual greatness. Odia music, art, and literature have enriched India in countless ways. The people of Odisha, known for their determination, simplicity, and warmth, have made remarkable contributions in various fields. I hope Odisha reaches new heights of progress in the coming times.”

Odisha Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi also conveyed his greetings to the people of the state through a post on X.

He said, “As the first state to be formed on the basis of language, Odisha has established a distinct identity on the global stage. On this occasion, I pay tribute to those great sons of the soil whose sacrifices and vision made a separate Odisha possible.”

The Chief Minister reiterated his government’s commitment to protecting Odia identity and culture.

Majhi added, “We will continue to work tirelessly to fulfill the dreams and aspirations of every Odia. Our sole aim is to make Odisha a leading state in the country. On this auspicious day, let us all come together and take a pledge to build a prosperous Odisha.”

Odisha Day, also known as Utkal Diwas, is celebrated every year on April 1 to mark the formation of Odisha as a separate province on linguistic grounds in 1936. The day honors the state’s rich culture, heritage, and the leaders who fought for its separate identity.

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