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Post by : Rameen Ariff
Bhubaneswar: In a historic moment, President Droupadi Murmu addressed the members of the Odisha Legislative Assembly on the opening day of the winter session this evening. Speaking at the Assembly in Bhubaneswar, President Murmu called upon lawmakers to work with sincerity and dedication to bring happiness to the lives of common people and pave the way for a prosperous Odisha by 2036, when the state marks its centenary.
President Murmu highlighted Odisha’s abundant natural and human resources, emphasizing the state’s potential to become one of India’s leading states in development and growth. She urged legislators to focus on inclusive progress and implement policies that will benefit all sections of society.
Reflecting on her political journey, President Murmu shared that addressing the Odisha Assembly was a deeply nostalgic experience. She began her career as a legislator in this very Assembly about 25 years ago. During her visit, she also toured the chamber where she used to work, recalling her early days in politics. The President expressed her gratitude to the Odisha Legislative Assembly for playing a key role in shaping her path to the highest constitutional office in the country.
This occasion marked a historic first, as President Droupadi Murmu became the first sitting President of India to address the Odisha Legislative Assembly. Her visit was not only a moment of pride for the Assembly but also a reminder of Odisha’s journey towards progress and development.
President Murmu’s message resonated with a vision of a strong, prosperous, and people-centric Odisha. She encouraged the legislators to focus on developmental projects, strengthen governance, and ensure that the benefits of growth reach every corner of the state. Her words were a reminder of Odisha’s rich heritage, potential, and the responsibility of its lawmakers to shape a brighter future.
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