Paperman ameeia ( Bhubaneswar )- Chief Minister Shri Mohan Charan Majhi felicitated this year's Indian Idol - Season 16 winner Jyotirmayi Nayak at his official residence today. Along with this, the Chief Minister announced a reward of Rs 5 lakh for Jyotirmayi's extraordinary achievement.
Jyotirmayi met the Chief Minister at his official residence today and displayed the Indian Idol trophy and explained about her hard work and dedication behind the success of Indian Idol.
The Chief Minister congratulated Jyotirmayi for this success and said that with the blessings of Lord Jagannath, she has brought glory to the state by winning at the national level with her extraordinary talent and hard work. The Chief Minister said that Jyotirmayi is an inspiration for the new generation of singers.
It is worth noting that Jyotirmayi is also using her musical talent in the field of treatment. She has helped ease their suffering by implementing music therapy in many cancer hospitals in the state.
Highly praising her rare talent and service attitude, the Chief Minister said that she is a 'youth icon' for the entire state and the country. The Chief Minister said that this initiative of using music in the field of patient care will create a new trend in the coming days. The Chief Minister said that the determination and effort of young talents like Jyotirmayi will make the dream of building a prosperous Odisha and a developed India come true.
The Chief Minister thanked everyone for the enthusiastic support shown by the people of the state in Jyotirmayi's journey. The Chief Minister said that this national-level achievement is a memorable chapter for the entire state and has made the artistic talent of Odisha shine even brighter at the national level.
Jyotirmayi's father Chakradhar Nayak and mother Gauri Nayak were present on the occasion.
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