Archive · 23 Jul 2025
Odisha Govt. Pledges Safe Workplaces for Women
The Deputy Chief Minister of Odisha, Pravati Parida, wants to make sure women have safe places to work.
She spoke to lots of government workers about the POSH Act, which is a law to stop sexual harassment at work.
She told everyone to speak up if they see something wrong and to treat each other with respect.
She also said that there will be groups in every school and office to help make sure the law is followed.
If someone is found guilty of harassment, they will be punished, but people who make false claims will also face consequences.
Everyone needs to know the rules to have a fair workplace.
Odisha's Deputy Chief Minister, Pravati Parida, reaffirmed the government's commitment to safe workplaces for women.
She spoke at an orientation program on the POSH Act of 2013.
Parida addressed around 600 government employees at the State Secretariat.
She emphasized the importance of awareness and vigilance regarding the POSH Act.
Internal Committees are being established in all institutions and colleges.
- Who
- Pravati Parida, the Deputy Chief Minister of Odisha, addressed government employees.
- What
- The Odisha government is committed to ensuring safe workplaces for women.
- When
- The Deputy Chief Minister made the statement at an orientation program on the POSH Act on Wednesday.
- Where
- The orientation program was held at the State Secretariat.
- Why
- To create safe and dignified workplaces for women and ensure effective implementation of the POSH Act.
- Government Official
- Pravati Parida
- Focus
- Workplace Safety
- Act Referenced
- POSH Act 2013
- Event
- Orientation Program
- Location
- State Secretariat
- Attendees
- Around 600 government employees