Bhubaneswar, Ap  4: As part of the ongoing Odia Language Week celebrations, April 3rd and 4th marked the observance of "Ama Poshak, Ama Parichaya" days. During these two days, various districts across Odisha hosted exhibitions showcasing traditional attire and handicrafts. The events aimed to promote the state's rich cultural heritage, highlighting the skills of weavers and artisans, while also honoring the significance of Odia craftsmanship. The celebrations were also an acknowledgment and encouragement of the invaluable contributions made by artisans and artists to the cultural tapestry of Odisha.

Celebration of Odia Culture at Kharabela Bhavan

On the occasion of Odia Pakhya, all the employees of the department at Kharabela Bhavan embraced the traditional Odia attire, offering a unique and vibrant glimpse into Odia culture. This initiative not only celebrated the rich heritage and artistic grandeur of Odisha but also aimed to provide a global platform for showcasing Odia craftsmanship, particularly the art of weaving.

Revenue and Disaster Management Officials celebrate tradition at Lok Seva Bhawan

On the occasion of Odia Pakhya 2026, officials from the Revenue and Disaster Management Department, dressed in traditional Odia attire, gathered at Lok Seva Bhawan to celebrate "Ama Poshak, Ama Parichaya." The event highlighted the pride and recognition associated with Odisha's rich handloom heritage, with a focus on the "Ama Poshak, Ama Parichaya" theme.

Finance Department Officials celebrate Odisha's Handloom heritage

On the occasion of Odia Pakhya 2026, officials from the Finance Department gathered at Lok Seva Bhawan to celebrate "Traditional Attire Day." Dressed in the rich handwoven textiles of Odisha, they proudly embraced the theme "Ama Poshak, Ama Parichaya," showcasing the state's cultural heritage with enthusiasm and reverence. The event highlighted the significance of Odisha's traditional handloom fabrics, reinforcing the pride associated with the state's artistic craftsmanship and rich heritage. Employees of the Department of Odia Language, Literature, and Culture celebrate Traditional Attire Day

All employees of the Department of Odia Language, Literature, and Culture participated in the "Ama Poshak, Ama Parichaya" campaign. Dressed in traditional attire, they proudly celebrated Odisha's cultural heritage, embodying the spirit of the state's rich history and artistic legacy. The event highlighted the importance of preserving and promoting Odisha's unique cultural identity through its traditional clothing.

Panchayati Raj Drinking Water Department joins "Ama Poshak, Ama Parichaya" Campaign

Employees of the Panchayati Raj Drinking Water Department participated in the "Ama Poshak, Ama Parichaya" campaign, proudly showcasing their unique signature in traditional attire. The event emphasized that "our tradition is our identity," with the attire symbolizing the pride and glory of Odia culture. Through this initiative, the department celebrated Odisha's rich cultural heritage, highlighting the importance of preserving and promoting traditional practices.

Ama Poshak, Ama Parichaya" celebrated at the Agriculture Department

The Agriculture Department marked the "Ama Poshak, Ama Parichaya" campaign by donning traditional attire at the Agriculture Bhawan. The event, led by the Commissioner and Secretary to the Government, was a delightful moment that showcased the unity and pride of Odia identity. All employees of the Agriculture Department participated, celebrating Odisha's rich cultural heritage and affirming their commitment to preserving the state's tradition through this significant occasion.

Information and Public Relations Department celebrates "Ama Poshak, Ama Parichaya"

In the context of celebrating Odia Language Week, officials and employees of the Information and Public Relations Department proudly participated in the "Ama Poshak, Ama Parichaya" campaign. Donning traditional attire, they honored the spirit of Odia culture and identity, embracing the occasion with pride and enthusiasm. This celebration reflects the department's commitment to preserving and promoting Odisha's rich cultural heritage.