Heartiest congratulations to our lovable KIITian and young Indian javelin thrower Anand Singh on winning gold at the inaugural Asian U23 Athletics Championships in Ordos, China. With a personal-best throw of 80.57 metres, he crossed the 80-metre mark for the first time in his career. He has made the entire country proud. My best wishes to him for many more achievements.
The KIIT and KISS family is set to welcome our alumna, Jyotirmayee Nayak, back to the KIIT campus for a special homecoming celebration on 15th July 2026.
Jyotirmayee has made Odisha proud by becoming the first Odia singer to reach the Grand Finale of Indian Idol Season 16. Her journey, talent and hard work have brought great happiness to all of us.
I appeal to everyone to support and vote for her on Sony LIV. My best wishes to Jyotirmayee for the grand finale. May she continue to shine and make Odisha and India proud.
Heartiest congratulations to Ms Neeru Dhanda on becoming the first Indian woman to win an individual women’s trap gold medal at an ISSF World Cup. Her historic performance in Lonato, Italy, has made the entire country proud. My best wishes to her for many more achievements in the days ahead.
Eleven years of Digital India is a proud journey of using technology for people’s welfare.
Under the visionary leadership of Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri @narendramodi ji, digital governance has reached every corner of India and empowered students, youth, farmers, women and citizens.
At KIIT, KISS and KIMS, we have seen how technology can transform education, healthcare and opportunity.
My gratitude to Hon’ble Prime Minister for this powerful mission.
Heartiest congratulations to Odisha’s young chess talent Sattwik Swain for winning the Bronze Medal in the Open Under-10 category at the FIDE World Cadets Cup 2026 in Batumi, Georgia.
At such a young age, his focus, discipline and confidence are truly inspiring. He has made Odisha and India proud. My best wishes to him for the days ahead.
20 years of KiiT International School is a matter of great happiness for me.
It feels like yesterday that KiiT International School started its journey. Today, it has completed 20 years and has bloomed in the true sense. Over these years, the school has grown in every respect and has become a place where children are cared for with love, discipline and sincerity.
KiiT International School has always tried to give quality education along with values, confidence, creativity, sports, culture and overall development. I feel happy that our students are getting an environment where they can learn well and grow as good human beings.
As Founder, I convey my good wishes to all the students, teachers and staff of KiiT International School. I also appreciate the Chairperson, Principal and the entire team for their hard work, dedication and care in taking the school forward.
Heartiest congratulations to our KIIT student Ancy Sojan for creating history with a 6.88m leap in Women’s Long Jump at the National Inter-State Senior Athletics Championships in Bhubaneswar.
Breaking Anju Bobby George’s 22-year-old national record is a proud moment for Indian athletics. Her hard work and discipline have made KIIT and the nation proud.
My best wishes to her for the days ahead.
Very happy to share that our KIIT & KISS students performed Shakespeare’s Romeo & Juliet, Hamlet and Macbeth in Santali today in Kolkata.
After their return from Romania, and after their performances in Delhi and Bhubaneswar, it was a proud moment to see our children perform again today before a distinguished gathering in Kolkata. For me, Shakespeare in Santali by our tribal students is very special. It shows that when children are given love, care and opportunity, their talent can reach any stage in the world.
The programme was graced by Padma Bhushan Shri Leander Paes Ji, Olympic Medallist and International Tennis Hall of Famer; Smt. Purnima Chakraborty Ji, Hon’ble Minister of State for Information & Cultural Affairs and Tourism, Government of West Bengal; and many eminent guests.
I feel very happy that everyone appreciated the performance of our children. When our tribal children perform on such platforms and receive so much love, it touches my heart. It gives them courage and takes their language, culture and confidence to a larger world.
Warm birthday wishes to Hon’ble Union Minister of Education Shri Dharmendra Pradhan Ji (@dpradhanbjp).
His contribution to education, skill development and the progress of Odisha has always been significant. Prayers and good wishes from 40,000 @kissfoundation children for his good health, happiness and long life in the service of society and the nation.
Deeply pained by the recent earthquakes in Venezuela, Japan and Northern California, especially the tragic loss of more than 230 lives in Venezuela.
No words can reduce the pain of families who have lost their loved ones. My heartfelt condolences to them, and prayers for the speedy recovery of all those injured. May God give strength to everyone affected in this difficult time.
Heartiest congratulations to all the films, artists and personalities selected for the Odisha State Film Awards 2023 and 2024.
Odia cinema has always carried the culture, emotion and identity of Odisha. I feel happy to see our filmmakers, actors, technicians and senior personalities being recognised for their dedication and contribution.
My best wishes to everyone for taking Odia cinema forward with more strength and creativity.
Very happy and proud of our KIIT student and Olympian Jyothi Yarraji for winning Gold in Women’s 100m Hurdles at the 65th National Inter-State Senior Athletics Championships in Bhubaneswar.
Her comeback with 12.99 seconds and Asian Games qualification shows her discipline, courage and determination. My heartfelt congratulations and best wishes to her.
Heartiest congratulations to Odisha’s Animesh Kujur for qualifying for the Asian Games 2026 in Men’s 200m at the 65th National Inter-State Senior Athletics Championships in Bhubaneswar.
Clocking 20.87 seconds, he has made Odisha and India proud. My best wishes to him for the days ahead.
Happy to share that the KIIT School of Sports and Yogic Sciences has signed an MoU with National Sports University, Manipur, to strengthen sports education, sports science research, yoga education, student and faculty exchange, high-performance sports development and knowledge sharing.
National Sports University, Manipur, established under an Act of Parliament in 2018, is an important institution of the Government of India dedicated to sports education, research and training. I feel happy that KIIT is joining hands with such a national institution for the development of sports and youth.
My sincere thanks to Shri Daljit Singh Chawdhary Ji, Vice-Chancellor, National Sports University, Manipur, for this meaningful partnership. I hope this MoU will contribute to the growth of sports education and research in India and help many young people move forward with discipline, knowledge and confidence.
KISS Ranked 24th in India among Government and Private Institutions in THE Sustainability Impact Ratings 2026.
I feel very happy to share that KISS Deemed to be University has shown a very good performance in the Times Higher Education World Sustainability Impact Ratings 2026.
KISS has been placed in the 401���600 global rank band and secured 24th position in India among government and private institutions. This is a big jump from the 1001–1500 global band in 2025.
For a young deemed-to-be university like KISS, created exclusively for tribal children, this recognition gives me deep happiness. It shows that when work is done with sincerity, care and purpose, the world also recognises it slowly.
KISS has also secured Top 10 positions in India in three important SDGs — SDG 1: No Poverty, 6th; SDG 4: Quality Education, 9th; and SDG 5: Gender Equality, 6th. These SDGs are closely connected with the life, dignity, education and empowerment of our tribal children, especially our girls.
This recognition belongs to our students, alumni, teachers, staff, well-wishers and everyone who has believed in this mission. We will continue to work with humility and responsibility for the poorest of the poor, for tribal empowerment, and for a more equal and compassionate society.
KIIT No. 1 in India in 3 SDGs in THE Sustainability Impact Ratings 2026
Happy to share that KIIT has achieved another proud milestone in the Times Higher Education Sustainability Impact Ratings 2026, securing the 101–200 global rank band and 4th position overall in India.
KIIT had a very humble beginning, but it has made its mark globally through rankings, accreditations and quality education. Today, KIIT stands with confidence among the reputed universities of the world. In India too, it has made a significant impact as a leading university.
KIIT has secured:
• 1st position in India in three SDGs — SDG 10: Reduced Inequalities, SDG 14: Life Below Water, and SDG 16: Peace, Justice & Strong Institutions.
• 2nd position in India in two SDGs — SDG 9: Industry, Innovation & Infrastructure, and SDG 15: Life on Land.
• 3rd position in India in three SDGs — SDG 4: Quality Education, SDG 6: Clean Water & Sanitation, and SDG 7: Affordable & Clean Energy.
All remaining SDGs are within the Top 10 in India.
Slow and steady wins the race, and this journey of KIIT proves that sincere effort, discipline and faith always bring results. This recognition belongs to all our students, faculty, staff and well-wishers of KIIT & KISS. We will continue to work with humility and responsibility for a better and more sustainable world.
Heartiest congratulations to our KIIT student Akash Ranjan Mund from Kalahandi, Odisha, for winning two Gold medals and one Silver medal at the World Abilitysport Youth Games 2026 in Türkiye.
His courage, discipline and hard work have made KIIT, Odisha and India proud.
My best wishes to him for the days ahead.
On International Widows’ Day, my heart goes back to my own mother.
Society has developed in many ways, and with time the attitude of people towards widowed women has also changed to some extent. But still, the struggle of a widow has not fully reduced. I have seen this pain from very close.
My mother became a widow at the age of only 39. I was just 4 years old, and my younger sister was only one month old. She had 7 children to raise. There was no support from any corner. I have seen how difficult it is for a woman to lead her life with dignity while facing struggle, loneliness, responsibility and negative people around her.
But my mother never gave up. With strong determination, will power, discipline and her own wisdom, she brought up all her children and gave us education. Today, whatever we brothers and sisters are in society is only because of her sacrifice, courage and careful management of life.
From my childhood till today, I have always had deep respect for widowed women. I have always tried to extend my support to them wherever possible, because I know their pain through my own mother’s life.
Today, I respectfully salute all widowed women for their strength, patience and silent sacrifice. I also bow my head before my mother, who is no more with me physically, but whose blessings continue to guide me every moment.
Heartiest congratulations to the Indian Women’s Hockey Team for winning the FIH Hockey Women’s Nations Cup in Auckland by defeating New Zealand 2–0.
Our daughters played with discipline, courage and teamwork. This win also takes India back to the FIH Pro League. My best wishes to them for the days ahead.
The approval of Kavach on 631 route kilometres of East Coast Railway at ₹270 crore is an important step for safer rail travel in Odisha and eastern India.
This indigenous train protection system will strengthen safety, improve operational efficiency and give more confidence to passengers.
Sincere thanks to Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri @NarendraModi Ji and Hon’ble Railway Minister Shri @AshwiniVaishnaw Ji for this important initiative.