New Delhi, November 22, 2024: President of India Droupadi Murmu today graced the Odisha Parba 2024 in New Delhi.
Speaking on the occasion, the President said that Odisha Parba has played an important role in making people aware of the rich heritage of Odisha’s art, literature, dance, music and cuisine.
She appreciated all stakeholders for organising this event for a decade in New Delhi.
Murmu said that the Kalinga War turned ‘Chandashoka’ into ‘Dharmashoka’.
This war teaches us that peace is important for progress. Some parts of today’s world are facing conflicts. The Kalinga war chapter of Odisha’s history can show the path of peace to the world, she added.
The President said that the most important aspect of Odisha’s culture is tolerance.
She urged people to live with affection and harmony and work to the best of their ability for India and Odisha.
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