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Mandia Dibasa: Odisha to Celebrate on November 10

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Bhubaneswar: The Odisha government has decided to celebrate ‘Mandia Dibasa’ on November 10. The first Thursday of the month of Margasira which is the best religious month for Odia people. Secretary of Agriculture and Farmers Development Arabinda K Padhee informed that Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik has approved the celebration of ‘Millets Divas’. The aim of celebrating the day is to promote ‘mandia’ or millets as a highly nutritive food product. He informed about it in a tweet.

Mandia Dibasa: Odisha


Notably, Millet is a rich source of protein, dietary fiber, some vitamins and numerous dietary minerals.

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Odisha Millets Mission which was launched in 2017 to revive millet farming and on plates in the State. Odisha Millets Mission is a flagship programme of Department of Agriculture and Farmers Empowerment, Government of Odisha.


It emerged from a consultation between Government, Academia (NCDS) and Civil Society Organisations (RRA Network, ASHA Network and local NGOs). It is first of its kind of agriculture programme with priority on increasing consumptions in Odisha.

Odisha to be the first State to include ‘ragi laddu’ in ICDS through support of District Mineral Foundations, it is also providing ‘mandia’ under the Public Distribution System at Rs 2 per kg to a ration cardholder.

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