India's External Affairs Minister, S Jaishankar, is visiting Odisha for two days.

Bhubaneswar was abuzz with excitement as the Lok Sabha and Assembly elections in Odisha drew near. The city welcomed Union External Affairs Minister and BJP leader S Jaishankar with open arms as he arrived for a two-day visit to the state.
The minister had a busy schedule planned, starting with an intellectual meeting in Bhubaneswar in the evening. On the following day, he was set to attend a party meeting in Cuttack. But that's not all – Jaishankar also had another intellectual meet lined up in Sambalpur, in the western part of Odisha.
As the state geared up for the elections, the BJP national president JP Nadda was also expected to join in on Sunday. He was scheduled to address party leaders and workers in both Bhubaneswar and Cuttack, where they would discuss election strategies for the Lok Sabha and Assembly polls.
But the highlight of the visit was the much-awaited arrival of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He was set to address two public meetings on May 6, one in Berhampur and the other in Nabarangpur. These two Lok Sabha seats were scheduled for polling on May 13, along with Kalahandi and Koraput seats, as well as 28 Assembly seats under these four parliamentary constituencies.
All eyes were on the Prime Minister as the people of Odisha eagerly awaited his words and guidance for the upcoming elections. With such prominent leaders visiting the state, it was clear that the Lok Sabha and Assembly elections in Odisha were of great significance. The city of Bhubaneswar was ready to welcome them all with open hearts and minds.

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