Odisha’s Bold Vision 2036: A Future Without Dadan Migration and a Path Towards Inclusive Growth Repoter : Odia Sarakari Update

#Odisha #DadanFreeOdisha #Odisha2036 #Vision2036 #ManmohanSamal #OdishaDevelopment #NewOdisha #Empowerment #RuralDevelopment Date-02/03/2026,Odisha, India In a powerful vision for the future, Odisha is aiming to become completely free from dadan (migrant labor distress) by the year 2036. This strong commitment was expressed by Manmohan Samal, the newly elected Rajya Sabha MP, during the “Drushtire 2036” program organized by Sambad and Kanak News. Speaking at the event, he emphasized that the people of Odisha aspire for a prosperous and self-reliant state where migration due to poverty becomes a thing of the past. The vision for 2036 is not just about economic growth, but about ensuring dignity, employment, and sustainable livelihoods within the state itself. The issue of dadan has long affected thousands of families, forcing them to migrate to other states in search of work under difficult and often exploitative conditions. Eliminating this system requires a multi-dimensional approach—strengthening rural employment, improving skill development, boosting local industries, and ensuring better governance at the grassroots level. The “Drushtire 2036” initiative highlights a roadmap where development reaches every corner of Odisha, empowering youth, supporting farmers, and creating opportunities so that migration is no longer a necessity but a choice. With focused policies and collective effort, the dream of a Dadan-Free Odisha by 2036 reflects a broader goal: building a state where every citizen can thrive with dignity, security, and hope. Repoter : Odia Sarakari Update Disclaimer :- This content is based on public statements and reports from media platforms. The views expressed are informational and intended for awareness purposes only. Actual outcomes depend on government policies, implementation, and socio-economic factors over time.