Encouraging veneration of ancestors through observance of their birth and death anniversaries, alongside fostering public awareness of their contributions;

Erection of statues and memorials in honour of eminent social reformers, historians, litterateurs, and scientists born in the respective regions;

Conducting awareness-oriented symposiums and workshops across various locations to promote cultural consciousness;

Organising competitions for students to deepen understanding and appreciation of the lives and legacies of illustrious personalities;

Dissemination of literature—including primers on the Odia language, literary works, and biographies of eminent Odia figures—within the state and in Odia-speaking communities across the country;

Establishment of libraries at the village and panchayat levels to nurture a culture of learning and remembrance;

Initiatives dedicated to environmental preservation, including afforestation, conservation, and protection of natural resources;

Within the coming two years, installation of statues of distinguished personalities at significant sites:

• Gajapati Kapilendra Deba, Kabi Samrat Upendra Bhanja and Akshaya Mohanty in Cuttack;
• Emperor Mahashivagupta Jajati Keshari in Jajapur district;
• The benevolent King Sir Basudeba Sudhaldeba in Deogarh district; and
• Notable figures associated with the first session of the Utkala Sammilanee at Idga Padia, Cuttack;
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Publication of a prestigious Book ‘Utkala Surjya’ comprising scholarly reflections by eminent authors from diverse linguistic backgrounds across India on the life and contributions of Kulabruddha Madhusudan Das, a national icon—serving as Odisha’s inaugural offering of literary homage to a revered patriarch;

Establishment of a dedicated publication division to compile and analyse the lives of Odisha’s forebears, enrich existing biographies with new findings, and reprint as well as disseminate classical texts and archival materials;

Institution of mechanisms to ensure the preservation and upkeep of statues and commemorative structures erected at various locations;

Support for academic research into Odisha’s indigenous arts, crafts, cultural heritage, traditional attire, and ritual practices;

Promotion of continuous scholarly pursuit and cultural propagation, recognising and honouring Odias who demonstrate reverence toward their forefathers and uphold the ideals of cultural pride and heritage preservation;

Public dissemination and popularisation of Odisha’s glorious past, maritime legacy, indigenous customs, and artistic traditions, with a view to fostering collective historical consciousness;

Cultivating civic awareness and collective vigilance regarding the territorial and cultural integrity of Odisha;

Provision of fellowships and endowments to individuals engaged in advanced research in Odia history, literature, culture, and legacy, and the constitution of a research council to oversee such efforts;

Implementation of other contextually relevant activities, as may be warranted by the times and the spirit of the initiative.