‘Prez Murmu needs to be celebrated’

By Express News Service

BHUBANESWAR:  The story of President Droupadi Murmu is that of hope. For somebody to have risen from an underprivileged background to such stature is a story that wanted to be advised and skim and this ebook precisely does that, mentioned creator historian and former ambassador to the USA Navtej Sarna. 

He was talking at a ebook dialogue on ‘Droupadi Murmu – From tribal hinterlands to Raisina Hill’ by the senior information editor of The New Indian Express, Bhubaneswar, Kasturi Ray. The ebook has been printed by Rupa Publications. Organised by the India International Centre, New Delhi on Friday, the ebook dialogue started with the creator studying out an excerpt from the ebook.

‘Droupadi Murmu: From Tribal Hinterlands to Raisinha Hills’ is not only a narrative however a story that encapsulates the spirit of India’s variety, the energy of its individuals, and the untiring pursuit of goals towards all odds. Through meticulous analysis and laborious work, I’ve endeavored to deliver to mild the life journey of Her Excellency Madam Murmu-a identify that was much less acquainted until June 2022 however was celebrated ever after,” mentioned Ray.

Attending the occasion as visitor of honour nationwide vice-president of the BJP Baijayant Jay Panda spoke at size on how Murmu previous to her presidential election refused to go to Delhi except wanted. “Before her presidential election, she would never visit Delhi lest it could make people feel she is lobbying for some position. But all our senior colleagues felt that apart from ticking all the boxes, she is the real deal and not just a symbolic choice to assume the highest office,” Panda mentioned. He additionally went on to say, that being an intrepid journalist Ray has performed justice to the life narrative inside such a brief span.

Throwing mild on the ebook senior journalist-cum-biographer Nilanjan Mukhopadhyaya, mentioned President Droupadi Murmu has come from an underprivileged background and must be celebrated. “Not meeting the protagonist of the book and still managing to dig out so much information needs to be appreciated,” he mentioned. 

BHUBANESWAR:  The story of President Droupadi Murmu is that of hope. For somebody to have risen from an underprivileged background to such stature is a story that wanted to be advised and skim and this ebook precisely does that, mentioned creator historian and former ambassador to the USA Navtej Sarna. 

He was talking at a ebook dialogue on ‘Droupadi Murmu – From tribal hinterlands to Raisina Hill’ by the senior information editor of The New Indian Express, Bhubaneswar, Kasturi Ray. The ebook has been printed by Rupa Publications. Organised by the India International Centre, New Delhi on Friday, the ebook dialogue started with the creator studying out an excerpt from the ebook.

‘Droupadi Murmu: From Tribal Hinterlands to Raisinha Hills’ is not only a narrative however a story that encapsulates the spirit of India’s variety, the energy of its individuals, and the untiring pursuit of goals towards all odds. Through meticulous analysis and laborious work, I’ve endeavored to deliver to mild the life journey of Her Excellency Madam Murmu-a identify that was much less acquainted until June 2022 however was celebrated ever after,” mentioned Ray.googletag.cmd.push(operate() googletag.show(‘div-gpt-ad-8052921-2’); );

Attending the occasion as visitor of honour nationwide vice-president of the BJP Baijayant Jay Panda spoke at size on how Murmu previous to her presidential election refused to go to Delhi except wanted. “Before her presidential election, she would never visit Delhi lest it could make people feel she is lobbying for some position. But all our senior colleagues felt that apart from ticking all the boxes, she is the real deal and not just a symbolic choice to assume the highest office,” Panda mentioned. He additionally went on to say, that being an intrepid journalist Ray has performed justice to the life narrative inside such a brief span.

Throwing mild on the ebook senior journalist-cum-biographer Nilanjan Mukhopadhyaya, mentioned President Droupadi Murmu has come from an underprivileged background and must be celebrated. “Not meeting the protagonist of the book and still managing to dig out so much information needs to be appreciated,” he mentioned.