Bhubaneswar, The Department of Information and Public Relations has launched an annual photo exhibition at the local Adivasi Padia organized by the Information and Public Relations Department based on the arts, culture, sculpture and diversity of the tribes. In addition, photographs depicting the lifestyles, livelihoods, social customs, costumes, home-style, dance-music, handicrafts and lifestyles of various tribes living in Odisha are displayed in a unique way. It features exhibitions of the names of 42 tribes. In particular, photographs of tribes like Banda, Dangria Kandha, Dharua, Lanjia Saura, Kutia Kandha, Saura, Santal, Gadba complement the approach of the exhibition.
The state government's internal efforts to provide education to the tribals are reflected in the exhibition. Photographs of some of the most memorable moments of the Hon’ble Chief Minister in the company of tribal children have been seen captivating the audience. Mahatma Gandhi, the father of the nation, has further enhanced the content of his exhibition of unrequited reverence and respect for Scheduled Tribes and Scheduled Tribes. The exterior of the pavilion, which is beautifully decorated, features video footage of Kovid, along with video footage of their overall development and the appropriate steps taken by the state government.
During the virtual inauguration by the Hon'ble Chief Minister of Odisha, Shri Naveen Patnaik, Divisional Director Shri Kripasindhu Mishra, Technical Director Shri Niranjan Sethi, Joint Director Shri Pramod Kumar Mallick, Special Officers (Exhibition) It has been revealed that the exhibition will be open to the public from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., starting from yesterday. The photo exhibition was visited by many intellectuals, culture lovers, researchers and the general public, including Prof. (Dr.) Akhul Bihari Ota, Director, SCCSTRTRTI and Member Secretary, ATAC.
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