New Delhi: Odisha is happy to announce that a few of the state's top achievers have been chosen as part of the 10,000 esteemed special guests who will be present in the renowned Republic Day Parade on January 26, 2025, at Kartavya Path in New Delhi. Underscoring the theme of "Swarnim Bharat"—a golden India—this year's parade honours the accomplishments of remarkable people who have achieved success in their various disciplines as well as grassroots changemakers. 
Disaster relief workers, ASHA and Anganwadi workers, entrepreneurs, start-up leaders, sarpanches, PM Yasasvi program winners, and self-help group (SHG) members are among the invitees, who represent 31 different categories.
1. Recipients of the PM Yasasvi Scheme:
Through its gifted beneficiaries, the PM Yasasvi scheme, a scholarship program for deserving students, has elevated Odisha:
The fact that Odisha is represented at this momentous occasion highlights the state's enormous contribution to the socioeconomic advancement of India. Odisha continues to set the standard, from the creativity of its textiles to the intellectual prowess of its young people.
As the nation watches the Republic Day Parade, the presence of these achievers on Kartavya Path is a reminder of the limitless potential of ordinary citizens working towards extraordinary goals.
This Republic Day, let us celebrate not just the parade but the people who embody the spirit of a rising and resurgent India.
Odisha’s representation at this historic event underlines the state's immense contribution to India’s socio-economic development. From the artistry of its textiles to the academic brilliance of its youth, Odisha continues to lead by example.
These achievers' presence on Kartavya Path serves as a reminder of the boundless potential of regular people striving for remarkable goals while the country watches the Republic Day Parade.
This Republic Day, let's honour not just the procession but also the individuals that represent a rejuvenated and growing India.
Disaster relief workers, ASHA and Anganwadi workers, entrepreneurs, start-up leaders, sarpanches, PM Yasasvi program winners, and self-help group (SHG) members are among the invitees, who represent 31 different categories.
Stars from Odisha Are Among the Invited Visitors
This esteemed event features a number of trailblazers from Odisha, demonstrating the state's thriving talent and dedication to nation-building. Here are a few of Odisha's most notable achievers:1. Recipients of the PM Yasasvi Scheme:
Through its gifted beneficiaries, the PM Yasasvi scheme, a scholarship program for deserving students, has elevated Odisha:
- Mr. Muduli Bidyadhara
- Ms. Pratibha Gupta
- Rohidas Hemakanta
- Mr. Raj Pushkar
- Manoj Kumar Swain
- Pravakar Maharana, recipient of the Padma Shri Award
- National Awardee Maheswar Ojha
- Maheswar Parida
- Brahmananda Maharana, recipient of the National Award
- Prakash Kumar Meher, recipient of the National Award
3. Women and Child Development (WCD) Advocates:
The WCD category recognizes individuals driving social and nutritional progress: - Surajit Patnaik (State Consultant, Poshan)
- Smt. Archana Pradhan
- Smt. Bini Jena
- Smt. Puspalata Seth
- Ms. Jyotirmayee Pradhan
- Smt. Sasmitarani Kabi Satapathy
An Honouring of Excellence at the Local Level
The Government of India has demonstrated its dedication to inclusion and acknowledging unsung heroes by taking the effort to invite changemakers as Republic Day guests. In addition to being outstanding in their industries, these people have motivated others by their commitment and tenacity.The fact that Odisha is represented at this momentous occasion highlights the state's enormous contribution to the socioeconomic advancement of India. Odisha continues to set the standard, from the creativity of its textiles to the intellectual prowess of its young people.
As the nation watches the Republic Day Parade, the presence of these achievers on Kartavya Path is a reminder of the limitless potential of ordinary citizens working towards extraordinary goals.
This Republic Day, let us celebrate not just the parade but the people who embody the spirit of a rising and resurgent India.
Odisha's Stars Among the Special Guests
Several trailblazers from Odisha are part of this distinguished gathering, showcasing the state's vibrant talent and commitment to nation-building. Here are some of the standout achievers representing Odisha:1. PM Yasasvi Scheme Awardees:
The PM Yasasvi scheme, a scholarship program for meritorious students, has brought recognition to Odisha through its talented recipients:- Mr. Bidyadhara Muduli
- Ms. Pratibha Gupta
- Hemakanta Rohidas
- Mr. Pushkar Raj
- Manoj Kumar Swain
2. Handicrafts Sector Luminaries:
Odisha’s rich tradition of textiles and handicrafts has earned global recognition. Representing this legacy are:- Pravakar Maharana (Padma Shri Awardee)
- Maheswar Ojha (National Awardee)
- Maheswar Parida
- Brahmananda Maharana (National Awardee)
- Prakash Kumar Meher (National Awardee)
3. Advocates for Women and Child Development (WCD):
The WCD category honours those who are advancing nutrition and social progress:- Surajit Patnaik (State Consultant, Poshan)
- Smt. Archana Pradhan
- Smt. Bini Jena
- Smt. Puspalata Seth
- Ms. Jyotirmayee Pradhan
- Smt. Sasmitarani Kabi Satapathy
A Celebration of Grassroots Excellence
This initiative by the Government of India to invite changemakers as Republic Day guests is a testament to its commitment to inclusivity and recognition of unsung heroes. These individuals have not only excelled in their respective fields but have also inspired others through their dedication and perseverance.Odisha’s representation at this historic event underlines the state's immense contribution to India’s socio-economic development. From the artistry of its textiles to the academic brilliance of its youth, Odisha continues to lead by example.
These achievers' presence on Kartavya Path serves as a reminder of the boundless potential of regular people striving for remarkable goals while the country watches the Republic Day Parade.
This Republic Day, let's honour not just the procession but also the individuals that represent a rejuvenated and growing India.
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