Bhubaneswar, as usual, celebrates the New Year with friends, while others gather at the Panchataraka Hotel to celebrate the New Year, while others enjoy the New Year, while others celebrate the New Year with sweets and flowers.
Despite the government's ban on New Year's Eve celebrations this year, people have welcomed the New Year with flowers and sweets, while social activist Pratap Sahu has celebrated the New Year in a unique way. On New Year's Eve, Mr. Sahu first fed the animals and birds, then distributed various fruits and vegetables to 750 children and individuals, and celebrated the New Year with joy and happiness.
It is worth mentioning here that Mr. Sahu has been giving masks, sanitizers, soaps, snake bites to the people for 270 days from the moment the epidemic Karona entered Odisha in March and has been cleaning up various government and private offices, bus stands, cantonment zones and villages. In addition, the closure of hotels in the capital during the Karona epidemic has led to severe food shortages. At this time, Mr. Sahu prepared chicken, fish, eggs, shrimp and plain dalma and distributed them to the poor and helpless people on the side of the road.
In addition to providing homeless people with lungi, towels, sari for women, shawls and new clothes for children as well as giving vitamin-C tablets, Horlicks, chewing gum,, coffee and so on. Not only that, Mr. Sahu was severely ill during his time in Karona, but despite his illness, he devoted himself to the service of the people in such a way that he was praised by intellectuals and senior citizens, including the Hon'ble Chief Minister of Odisha, Naveen Patnaik.
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