Archive · 7 Aug 2025
Odisha CM Urges Forest Officers for Ethical Conduct, Harmony
The leader of Odisha wants forest workers to work well with people living near forests, especially tribal groups.
He told them to be fair and avoid taking bribes.
He wants them to plant trees that provide food and flowers near where people live to help protect them.
This helps both people and animals living in and around the forests, promoting peaceful living and wildlife protection.
Odisha CM urged forest officers to avoid corruption and foster positive relations with forest dwellers.
The CM emphasized the importance of a conflict-free environment for tribal communities living in forests.
Forest officers should be sensitive when interacting with tribals, Dalits, and backward classes.
Majhi suggested planting fruit and flower-bearing trees in inhabited areas.
The CM highlighted the importance of wildlife protection and the use of new technologies.
- Who
- Odisha CM Mohan Charan Majhi and forest officers.
- What
- Odisha CM directed forest officers to maintain ethical conduct and positive relations with forest dwellers.
- When
- During the State-level Forest Officers Conference.
- Where
- Bhubaneswar, Odisha
- Why
- To foster harmonious coexistence and protect tribal communities.
Government's Stance
Forest Officers' Perspective
Ethical Conduct
Government's Stance
Advocates ethical conduct and zero tolerance for corruption within the forest department.
Forest Officers' Perspective
No opposing view found
- Key Message
- Conflict-free coexistence with forest dwellers
- Focus
- Protection of tribal communities
- Emphasis
- Zero-tolerance policy against corruption
- Action
- Plant fruit and flower-bearing trees in inhabited areas
