January 7th 2025.
Just one day before the start of the 18th Pravasi Bhartiya Divas convention, the vibrant city of Bhubaneswar was bustling with excitement as Odisha's Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi graced the state museum with his presence. Amidst a sea of eager onlookers, the Chief Minister inaugurated nine new galleries that were added to the museum's impressive collection.
With great enthusiasm, Majhi toured the museum, officially opening the prehistoric, royal & ivory, zoological, mines & geology, masks, toys, tribal, handicraft, and the introductory rooms. He also took the time to explore the newly constructed Ramayana exhibition hall and the underground artefact exhibition, admiring the rich history and culture that they showcased.
During his speech, the Chief Minister expressed his pride in the state museum, stating that it is a true reflection of the Odia community's history, traditions, and lifestyle. Majhi further highlighted that the newly inaugurated galleries not only display the state's history but also its diverse geography.
He went on to commend the museum for its preservation of various art forms that are not only visually appealing but also rare. Majhi emphasized that the state museum is a valuable asset that strongly represents Odisha's past and present.
As the event concluded, the Chief Minister's visit left a sense of awe and admiration for the state museum and its efforts in preserving the rich heritage of Odisha. The new galleries were a testament to the state's glorious history and a reflection of its vibrant and diverse culture. With the inauguration of these galleries, the state museum aims to continue educating and inspiring visitors for years to come.
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