An Evening with Jyotiranjan Gudia at a Park in Bhubaneswar

Jyotiranjan Gudia 6/07/2025 02:15:00 AM

An Evening with Jyotiranjan Gudia at a Park in Bhubaneswar


Jyotiranjan Gudia is sitting in park of Bhubaneswar, near Sahid Nagar.

Jyotiranjan Gudia is seen enjoying a peaceful and refreshing evening at a beautiful park located near Sahid Nagar in Bhubaneswar. Surrounded by greenery, blooming flowers, and tall trees, the park provides a calm and relaxing environment perfect for spending quality time with friends. In the first image, Jyotiranjan is sitting cross-legged on the lush green grass, appearing calm and reflective. The background shows small groups of people, adding a lively yet tranquil atmosphere to the park. In the second image, he stands confidently near a flowering shrub covered with vibrant pink blossoms, blending harmoniously with nature's colors. His green and black checkered shirt complements the greenery around him, reflecting his connection with the natural environment. In the third image, Jyotiranjan is seated beside a beautifully maintained flower bed full of blooming seasonal flowers. With a pleasant smile on his face, he seems to be soaking in the fresh air and the beauty of the surroundings.

Jyotiranjan Gudia

Jyotiranjan Gudia

 

Jyotiranjan Gudia

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Jyotiranjan Gudia was born on May 1, 1997, in Muduliguda village of Malkangiri district, Odisha. He belongs to a tribal community and has a deep connection with the culture, traditions and social systems of indigenous people. He is currently pursuing his Ph.D. at Kalinga Institute of Social Sciences (KISS), Deemed to be University, Bhubaneswar. His research focuses on the traditional political system of the Didayi tribe, one of the Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups (PVTGs) in Odisha. His doctoral thesis, titled "Continuity and Changes of Traditional Political System of Didayi Tribe in Odisha: A Case Study of Malkangiri District," explores how traditional governance systems have evolved in response to modern influences. Jyotiranjan has conducted extensive fieldwork in 12 villages of Malkangiri, studying traditional leadership roles such as Naik, Chalan, Pujari and Dishari. Committed to preserving tribal identity and knowledge, he continues to work toward empowering indigenous communities through research and advocacy.

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