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Thank you very much, Naveen Sir. 🙏
My father-in-law, who served as a senior bureaucrat, has always spoken so highly of you, your leadership and your governance of Odisha.
It feels truly poetic that this victory has come during Mahaprabhu Jagannath’s sacred Rath Yatra. I hope to return to Puri soon, experience the divine celebrations and seek Mahaprabhu’s blessings at the Jagannath Temple.
Thank you once again, Sir. Your wishes mean a great deal to me. 🙏
Doctors in Odisha are being assaulted inside hospitals. Instead of ensuring their safety and bringing the culprits to justice, the government is allegedly terminating contractual doctors and withholding the salaries of regular doctors who are protesting.
Is this how we treat the very people keeping our healthcare system alive?
A government that punishes doctors for demanding safety is sending a dangerous message to every healthcare worker in the state. Doctors deserve protection—not intimidation.
Odisha Government, stop targeting doctors. Address the violence. Restore salaries. Reinstate those affected. Healthcare cannot survive if doctors have to fear both mobs and the administration.
#StandWithDoctors #Odisha #DoctorSafety #Healthcare
The future of healthcare sector in odisha is doomed when you see such irresponsible and utterly disgusting words coming from a politician.
Incompetence is being swept under the rug through threats, and politics has reached a new low.
Shame on you @pcsarangi
#Bhubaneswar | Odisha Government will be responsible for any patient death resulting from the ongoing impasse: OMSA President.
"We have always been ready for dialogue, but the government has been delaying and resorting to threats instead of meaningful discussions," he alleged. #Odisha
Congratulations to the BJP Government of Odisha on presenting another budget.
It is quite disappointing that the Double Engine Government is taking Odisha in reverse direction after promising moon for the people of Odisha. Welcome to the new era where every newborn child in Odisha will be welcomed with a per-capita loan burden of nearly 30,000 rupees.
When BJD Govt assumed office, Odisha’s revenues were used to repay loans and service debts, leaving very little funds available for development projects or people’s welfare. With years of meticulous planning and fiscal prudence, we reduced the loan burden drastically. Financially we were the best managed state in country.
But the BJP Govt is well on its course to make Odisha a bankrupt state soon. The total debt is soon going to touch 1,30,000 crore rupees. This will strain Odisha’s finances, derail state’s development momentum and welfare of the people.
People of Odisha hoped that the Double Engine will bring double benefit-Grant-In-Aid from Centre will double. But unfortunately, Central remittances to Odisha are shrinking year after year-especially during last two years.
Glad that Hon’ble Chief Minister has given tribute to the farmers in this speech. But the budget has fallen short in addressing the real issues of farmers. All grand promises without any focus on the development of the state.
In short: The budget is like a full menu in an empty kitchen.
In the forest of Coexistence-pura, rabbits and the wolves lived peacefully, at least according to the rabbits who kept repeating the word until they believed it.
Then came the Pardesi wolves, from another jungle, who began hunting rabbits openly. At night. In daylight. In fields. Everywhere. The rabbits ran to the desi wolves, their own forest mates, and pleaded for help. The desi wolves, some of them pretended to care, some didn’t, but effectively did nothing except look away.
As the killings grew systematic, the rabbits finally understood that staying alive was optional in Coexistence-pura. So they fled, by road, in trucks, in the dark, with nothing but fear and each other, to a new forest called Fringe-pura, where they were at least not outnumbered.
The rabbits from Fringe-pura asked questions to the rabbits who came from Coexistence-pura: “How did your neighbour wolves stay silent when you were hunted? Why did they pretend not to see your plight? Why was your fear inconvenient for them?”
This upset the Wise Rabbits Council, the self-appointed intellectual class of rabbits who believed it was their sacred responsibility to manage everyone’s morality. They rushed back to Coexistence-pura, heads bowed, seeking permission to speak.
The desi wolves were deeply wounded. Emotionally, of course. They explained that the Pardesi wolves were to blame for everything, and mentioning what happened to rabbits would hurt the image of the desi wolves who watched quietly. They asked how the rabbits could be so insensitive, so ungrateful, so inconsiderate of the desi wolves’ reputation.
The Wise Rabbits apologised for the pain their class inflicted on the wolves by complaining when they were eaten, and returned to inform the rest:
Talking about being hunted is hate speech. Remembering is divisive. Grief must be silent, or it is dangerous. Some rabbits nodded. Some rabbits questioned. The ones who questioned were labeled fringe, extremists, troublemakers, and anti-harmony.
And now, whenever a rabbit is harmed anywhere, the desi wolves don’t need to explain anything. They don’t need to deny, condemn, or even pretend. The Wise Rabbits Council does the job automatically: “Not all wolves.” “Stop generalizing.” “Let’s move on.” “Think of unity.” “Rabbits must heal wolf feelings.”
Rabbits continued to vanish from the forest floor, but the Wise Rabbits Council was busy attending forest seminars and collecting awards for maintaining unity. The desi wolves admired them deeply. Nothing impresses a predator like prey that shushes other prey.
Just wait for the paint to dry, then paint that end.
Moral lesson: If you wait to understand how to finish, you may never begin. Just start, you'll figure it out along the way.