Since coming to power in June last year in June last year, the Majhi government has changed the name of several schemes, especially those who respect and remember the Biju Patnaik.

While the Biju Paved house Yojana has been resumed as the Antyodai Gruha scheme, the Biju Sethu Yojana is now called the Setu Bandhan Yojana. The BJD government’s major health scheme Biju Swasthya Kalyan Yojana (BSKY) has now been replaced with the Center’s Ayushman Bharat Yojana, which was opposed by the new government till the end of its tenure.

“It is clear that the new government wants to remove every mark of Biju Patnaik from public memory, but they fail to realize that with his huge contribution to modern Odisha, Biju Babu, is now part of Odia Manas,” said political analyst Shashi Kant Mishra.

The Maji Sarkar is taking credit for organizing the Indian Day (PBD) in Odisha for the first time in January this year. The event was followed by Utkarsh Odisha, a biennial biennial investment, which was launched in 2016 by the Naveen Patnaik government under the name Make name in Odisha.

According to the claims made by Raji, the Conclave attracted an investment proposal of Rs 16.73 lakh crore in sectors, establishing a new benchmark for the state.

However, former Chief Minister and current leader of the opposition Naveen Patnaik on Tuesday demanded a debate on the myth of economic development being created by Maji and alleged that the BJP’s debt burden had increased under the BJP’s one year rule.

“When the BJD government took over in 2000, the state’s debt burden was Rs 18,000 crore. However, by 2024, it managed a surplus of Rs 45,000 crore in the treasury,” he said and criticized the economy government.

He also provoked the BJP to reduce his government’s efforts to empower women through a full government department mission power, which was creating economic opportunities for women by organizing them in self-help groups.

The BJP suspected to act as a major vote-bank for rival BJD as a major vote-bank for rival BJD to reach a membership figure of more than 70 lakhs with women’s SHGs under Mission Shakti and disappointed the SHG members.

Instead, the BJP government launched the Subhadra scheme, under which women will get a total amount of Rs 50,000 in five years. But this scheme does not promise to make women financially independent, which was the purpose of mission power.

“There were many advantages for women in the new government’s plan, most important that it brought several departments together to create business opportunities for low -income groups like us,” said Prashanti Parida, who got her first job, thanks to mission power.