Heartbroken to learn about the sudden passing away of Deputy CM Shri. Ajit Pawar ji and those traveling with him. To lose such a dynamic leader in a tragic accident at Baramati is a shock to us all. My thoughts and prayers are with his family, supporters and well-wishers and the families of all those who were travelling with him and tragically passed away. May his soul rest in peace. Deepest condolences.
Polls Data EXPOSÉ a Brazen Integrity Crisis that Hollows out the Republic's Core – Our Vote.
🔴 Vote Count EXPOSÉ - Booths No. 57 in Phulbani logged 682 Votes Cast (Form 17C) but ZERO Counted (as per Form 20)! - In Talsara, Booths 165 & 219: 1,444 cast, ZERO tallied. - Padampur's 14 Booths? 82 cast but a whopping 9,304 counted – that's 9,222 Ghost Votes! Across 58 Booths in 147 Constituencies, Mismatches ranged from 1 to 908 Votes.
Pure Rigged by Election Commission !?
🔻Bizarre Voter Gaps Same booths, simultaneous Lok Sabha & Assembly polls – yet gaps of 500 to 4,000+ voters!
👉 Dhenkanal: 4,056 EXTRA Assembly voters; Kandhamal: 3,521 MORE Lok Sabha ones. How? Unless Ballots were Cherry-picked or Stuffed!
🔴 Turnout Tricks Revisions spiked 7-17% for Lok Sabha, up to 30.64% in Keonjhar Assembly.
This isn't Error; It's Erosion!
If Votes Vanish or Multiply, What's Left of Our Republic?
I am truly honored to have had the opportunity to mentor and share my perspectives at YUKTI 2.0 (Youth Unchained through Knowledge & Transformative Internships), a flagship initiative of the General Counsels Association of India.
The legal profession is at a significant inflection point. Today’s lawyers are expected to bring far more than technical proficiency to the table—ethical judgment, governance sensibility, adaptability, and commercial awareness have become equally critical. In this context, initiatives of this nature play a vital role in shaping professionals who are not only legally sound, but institutionally responsible and future-ready.
What makes this initiative particularly impactful is its structured and values-driven approach to learning. Through carefully curated internships across litigation, regulatory frameworks, and corporate legal practice, participants gain meaningful exposure that goes beyond academic instruction to real-world application, accountability, and societal relevance.
Key pillars that stood out: • Structured Mentorship: Effectively bridging the gap between classroom learning and practical legal realities. • Diverse Domain Exposure: Offering a comprehensive view of the legal ecosystem across multiple practice areas. • Ethics & Governance: Reinforcing professional integrity, accountability, and sound governance as non-negotiable foundations of legal practice.
Investing in young legal minds today is the most sustainable way to build a resilient, ethical, and forward-looking legal framework for India. Programs like this reinforce the idea that mentorship is not merely guidance—it is stewardship of the profession’s future.
My sincere gratitude to the GCAI for the invitation and for driving such a transformative agenda for India’s legal youth. I am deeply grateful for the opportunity to engage with and mentor such bright, inquisitive minds, and to contribute, even in a small way, to shaping the legal leaders of tomorrow.
Air quality concerns in parts of Odisha, particularly Talcher, Angul, Baripada, Balasore and even Bhubaneswar, have once again come into focus. While immediate steps such as restricting construction activity, regulating heavy vehicle movement, banning open burning, and undertaking dust-suppression measures are necessary and must be strictly implemented, they cannot be treated as a substitute for sustained and systemic environmental governance.
The people of Odisha, across mining belts, urban centres, and forest-adjacent towns, deserve more than episodic responses triggered by crisis. Clean air and a healthy environment are not privileges; they are basic public necessities directly linked to health, dignity, and quality of life
On World Braille Day, we reaffirm a simple but powerful truth — accessibility is dignity.
Braille is not just a system of reading and writing; it is a gateway to education, independence, and equal opportunity for millions of visually impaired persons across the world. It empowers individuals to learn, work, and participate fully in society on their own terms.
As we work towards a more inclusive future, it is essential to strengthen policies, infrastructure, and public awareness that promote accessible education, technology, and public spaces.
True progress is measured not by how far we advance, but by how many we carry along with us.
Let us commit to building a society where inclusion is not an exception, but the norm.
Sasmit Patra
Heartbroken to learn about the sudden passing away of Deputy CM Shri. Ajit Pawar ji and those traveling with him. To lose such a dynamic leader in a tragic accident at Baramati is a shock to us all. My thoughts and prayers are with his family, supporters and well-wishers and the families of all those who were travelling with him and tragically passed away. May his soul rest in peace. Deepest condolences.
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Odisha's 2024 Elections – 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐅𝐫𝐚𝐮𝐝 𝐓𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐆𝐔𝐓𝐒 𝐈𝐧𝐝𝐢𝐚'𝐬 𝐃𝐞𝐦𝐨𝐜𝐫𝐚𝐜𝐲!
Polls Data EXPOSÉ a Brazen Integrity Crisis that Hollows out the Republic's Core – Our Vote.
🔴 Vote Count EXPOSÉ
- Booths No. 57 in Phulbani logged 682 Votes Cast (Form 17C) but ZERO Counted (as per Form 20)!
- In Talsara, Booths 165 & 219: 1,444 cast, ZERO tallied.
- Padampur's 14 Booths? 82 cast but a whopping 9,304 counted – that's 9,222 Ghost Votes!
Across 58 Booths in 147 Constituencies, Mismatches ranged from 1 to 908 Votes.
Pure Rigged by Election Commission !?
🔻Bizarre Voter Gaps
Same booths, simultaneous Lok Sabha & Assembly polls – yet gaps of 500 to 4,000+ voters!
👉 Dhenkanal: 4,056 EXTRA Assembly voters; Kandhamal: 3,521 MORE Lok Sabha ones.
How? Unless Ballots were Cherry-picked or Stuffed!
🔴 Turnout Tricks
Revisions spiked 7-17% for Lok Sabha, up to 30.64% in Keonjhar Assembly.
This isn't Error; It's Erosion!
If Votes Vanish or Multiply, What's Left of Our Republic?
frontline.thehindu.com/columns/odisha…
#RepublicDay #गणतंत्र_दिवस #NoUGCRollBack_NoVote
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Sasmit Patra
I am truly honored to have had the opportunity to mentor and share my perspectives at YUKTI 2.0 (Youth Unchained through Knowledge & Transformative Internships), a flagship initiative of the General Counsels Association of India.
The legal profession is at a significant inflection point. Today’s lawyers are expected to bring far more than technical proficiency to the table—ethical judgment, governance sensibility, adaptability, and commercial awareness have become equally critical. In this context, initiatives of this nature play a vital role in shaping professionals who are not only legally sound, but institutionally responsible and future-ready.
What makes this initiative particularly impactful is its structured and values-driven approach to learning. Through carefully curated internships across litigation, regulatory frameworks, and corporate legal practice, participants gain meaningful exposure that goes beyond academic instruction to real-world application, accountability, and societal relevance.
Key pillars that stood out:
• Structured Mentorship: Effectively bridging the gap between classroom learning and practical legal realities.
• Diverse Domain Exposure: Offering a comprehensive view of the legal ecosystem across multiple practice areas.
• Ethics & Governance: Reinforcing professional integrity, accountability, and sound governance as non-negotiable foundations of legal practice.
Investing in young legal minds today is the most sustainable way to build a resilient, ethical, and forward-looking legal framework for India. Programs like this reinforce the idea that mentorship is not merely guidance—it is stewardship of the profession’s future.
My sincere gratitude to the GCAI for the invitation and for driving such a transformative agenda for India’s legal youth. I am deeply grateful for the opportunity to engage with and mentor such bright, inquisitive minds, and to contribute, even in a small way, to shaping the legal leaders of tomorrow.
#GCAI #YUKTI #LegalEducation #Mentorship #FutureLawyers #Governance #IndiaLegal #EthicalLeadership #LegalProfession
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www.instagram.com/reel/DSu2ez9D1BX/?igsh=M2E2NHFsd…
29 years of our service to Odisha and the Nation!
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Odisha's plea for special category status.
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With Shri Naveen Patnaik Ji
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Please do check it out!
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Air quality concerns in parts of Odisha, particularly Talcher, Angul, Baripada, Balasore and even Bhubaneswar, have once again come into focus. While immediate steps such as restricting construction activity, regulating heavy vehicle movement, banning open burning, and undertaking dust-suppression measures are necessary and must be strictly implemented, they cannot be treated as a substitute for sustained and systemic environmental governance.
The people of Odisha, across mining belts, urban centres, and forest-adjacent towns, deserve more than episodic responses triggered by crisis. Clean air and a healthy environment are not privileges; they are basic public necessities directly linked to health, dignity, and quality of life
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World Braille Day | 4 January
On World Braille Day, we reaffirm a simple but powerful truth — accessibility is dignity.
Braille is not just a system of reading and writing; it is a gateway to education, independence, and equal opportunity for millions of visually impaired persons across the world. It empowers individuals to learn, work, and participate fully in society on their own terms.
As we work towards a more inclusive future, it is essential to strengthen policies, infrastructure, and public awareness that promote accessible education, technology, and public spaces.
True progress is measured not by how far we advance, but by how many we carry along with us.
Let us commit to building a society where inclusion is not an exception, but the norm.
#WorldBrailleDay #Inclusion #Accessibility #EqualOpportunity #Empowerment
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