Jajpur: The Odisha Millets Mission (OMM) visited Jajpur town, captivating the locals with its engaging event for two days. OMM organised its “Know about Odisha’s Millets” event at the Utkal Center Point Mall on June 24 and 25 to raise awareness about millets among the local citizens.
The Odisha Millets Mission, a flagship program under the state government, has been employing various innovative and exciting approaches to promote millets in the state.
As part of these efforts, a series of entertaining events called “Know about Odisha’s Millets” is being organised in the top 20 cities of the state. In Jajpur, the event emphasised the incorporation of millets into people’s daily diets while keeping the audience engaged and entertained, a press release said on Monday.
Renowned TV and film comedians Sujit Kumar Jena and Dolly were seen performing as laughter swept through the venue. Taking it up a notch, acclaimed singer Kuldeep created an evening of unparalleled entertainment. The enchanting harmonies of Odia and Hindi melodies captivated attendees, ensuring an electrifying atmosphere that kept the audience grooving throughout the event.
The event commenced with the hosts introducing the Odisha Millets Mission and explaining the purpose of the day’s show to the audience. Following a series of local harmonies designed to captivate the crowd, the program delved into a humorous comedy skit that highlighted the prevalence of unhealthy eating habits in a widely relatable manner.
Maintaining high levels of excitement, the OMM had planned a range of quirky and competitive games that kept participants on the edge of their seats. Winners of these thrilling contests had the opportunity to receive exciting surprises and gift hampers, adding to the overall sense of anticipation and enjoyment.
The continued innovative efforts by the government of Odisha have emerged as a powerful platform. Regional events of this nature not only capture the undivided attention of a vast audience but also possess the potential to make a resounding and enduring impact on the overall health and well-being of the state.
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