MUMBAI: If Bengal’s Durga Puja is a painting in motion, then Tata Tea Gold has just framed it in gold. This festive season, the brand has launched a dazzling campaign Banglar Shilpi Shojjito Pujo featuring 10 limited-edition tea packs designed by celebrated Bengali artists, each capturing a different ritual of the five-day celebration.
The packs are more than packaging, they are canvases. From the thunder of the dhaak on Shashti to the swirling smoke of the dhunuchi dance on Nabami and the sindoor-smeared joy of Dashami, every pack is a stroke of nostalgia. Artists like Goutam Sarkar (acrylic realism), Gopal Naskar (myth-meets-modern pastels), Gourab Kundu (fluid watercolours), Anjan Bhattacharya (rich oils), and Joyeeta Bose (digital magic) have each lent their craft, creating a collectible series that doubles as an ode to Bengal’s artistic soul.
The campaign extends beyond shelves. A special festive TVC opens with a steaming cup of Tata Tea Gold in a Bengali household before the vapour spirals into colours that paint vibrant pandals, neighbourhoods, and rituals across West Bengal. Every transition becomes art itself with the film ending on the evocative line: “Banglar Pujo Ek Sonar Chhobir Mawto” (Bengal’s Pujo is nothing short of a golden painting).
“Durga Puja is not just a festival; it is an emotion that binds Bengal,” said Tata Consumer Products president for packaged beverages India & South Asia Puneet Das. “This year, by collaborating with local artists, we’ve brought those emotions alive on every pack, making Pujo feel as personal as it is collective.”
The initiative builds on Tata Consumer Products’ vast consumer base of 275 million Indian households and its wide portfolio from Tata Tea and Tetley to Tata Salt, Sampann, Soulfull and Ching’s Secret. With a consolidated turnover of Rs. 17,618 crore, the company is betting on art and authenticity to deepen its festive connect.
This Durga Puja, tea breaks in Bengal may just feel like gallery visits, cups steeped not only in flavour but also in festival, memory, and art.
Mumbai: Tata Tea Agni, a flagship brand from Tata Tea’s diverse portfolio, has launched a new campaign celebrating homemakers’ tireless spirit and unwavering energy, embodying the brand’s proposition ‘Josh Jagaye Har Roz.’ The new brand communication is a powerful tribute to the determination of every homemaker, who works round the clock to nurture and support her family to make their dreams come alive.
Passion takes many forms, each ignited by one’s unique spirit. It can be the bold roar of a sportswoman breaking barriers and challenging norms or the quiet, steadfast dedication of a homemaker.
The new Tata Tea Agni TVC highlights the daily contributions of homemakers who are driven by boundless passion and indomitable spirit. The film portrays a homemaker who rises before dawn, fuelled by unparalleled energy, to tirelessly support her family’s dreams. Her incredible dedication and fiery spirit are captured with the quote, “Itna Josh Kahan Se Laati Ho? Tabhi to tum Agni kehlati Ho.” This TVC brings alive the story of every homemaker, the backbone of the family, who ignites their own energy every day. Celebrated artist and powerful orator Ashutosh Rana lends his voice to this impactful TVC.
This aligns perfectly with Tata Tea Agni, renowned for its strong tea with 10 per cent extra-long leaves, offering a robust taste that fuels the energy and determination of its consumers.
Speaking about the launch of the TVC, Tata Consumer Products president of packaged beverages Puneet Das stated, “Tata Tea Agni is one of the largest brands under the Tata Tea portfolio, with a national presence. This new campaign is our effort to celebrate the homemakers in India who are also our core consumers. The energy and “Josh” of a homemaker is boundless and depicts the spirit of the brand Agni—the “Josh” within. This TVC is a salute to all homemakers for the special role they play in our lives.”
Mumbai: TATA Tea Premium-Desh Ki Chai, the flagship tea brand from Tata Consumer Products Ltd. is back this Independence Day with its #DeshkaGarv-Pradesh Ki Kala campaign. This campaign celebrates moments of pride from India’s glorious post-independence journey such as the Green Revolution of Punjab that contributed towards making the country self-sufficient in food grains, Delhi’s 1982 Asian Games that heralded the start of the Colour TV revolution, among other such events. In an attempt to immortalize these milestones and let consumers reminisce, the brand has launched a limited-edition regional art-inspired #DeshKaGarv collection. In line with the brand’s ethos of evoking national pride while celebrating regional glory, each set is exquisitely depicted in a unique regional art style inspired by India’s diverse state cultures.
The #DeshKaGarv collection has been created in association with The Plated Project, an organization that strives to solve the hunger crisis through art. Breathing life into India’s iconic post-Independence moments each set is vividly illustrated through innate regional art forms. For example, Odisha’s Hirakud Dam, which stood as the World’s Largest Earthen Dam at the time of its inauguration in 1957 depicted in Pattachitra Art Form, Madhya Pradesh’s Sanchi Stupa A UNESCO world heritage site depicted through the famous Gond Art Style from the state.
One can now proudly own a piece of history and culture by visiting www.indiakichai.com.
100 per cent of the proceeds from the collection will be used to sponsor meals for underprivileged children.
Commenting on the campaign, Tata Consumer Products president – packaged beverages (India and South Asia) Puneet Das said, “True to being ‘Desh Ki Chai’, Tata Tea Premium has always catered to diverse taste preferences and has been celebrating India’s rich culture and pride. This Independence Day we are thrilled to launch the #DeshKaGarv – Pradesh Ki Kala collection, beautifully captured through regional art forms that evoke collective pride. This campaign not only provides consumers an opportunity to own a piece of history but also see smiles on the faces of kids as 100 per cent of proceeds from this exquisite collection will be used to sponsor meals for the underprivileged, in collaboration with The Plated Project.”
Commenting on the collaboration, Chitresh Sinha, The Plated Project said “The Plated Project and Tata Tea Premium share a common ethos of creating impact and not just profits, so for us this is a great partnership. We worked with a set of extremely talented artists to ensure that we can create a collection that creates pride and conversations with every serve. We couldn’t have found a better way of celebrating our Independence Day!”
Mumbai: Asia’s largest higher edtech company upGrad is back with yet another clutter-breaking digital campaign featuring a seemingly ironic interviewer-interviewee banter. The campaign film, through interesting on-screen chemistry, brings out the efficacy of upGrad’s best-in-class faculty, and the placement strategy it offers under its Digital Marketing Job-Linked Bootcamp, delivering a promising career outcome.
Conceptualised by upGrad’s in-house creative team, the film is produced by Valeum Films and is directed by Manoj Tapadia, who has made ad films for an endless list of brands, notably Dove, Maggi, Dettol, Tata Tea, Havells, Symphony, and HDFC. The film, shot in an office setup, shows a job interview underway that isn’t going the applicant’s way, until he answers a key question that turns the interview – and the hiring manager’s perspective – around.
The six month bootcamp has been developed using upGrad’s extensive industry experience and offers a hands-on curriculum, including 200+ hours of live lectures, introduction to niche digital marketing tools, and 65+ hours of interview preparation and dedicated soft skill development sessions each. Prepared by industry experts for industry roles, the 100 per cent live bootcamp is carefully designed for freshers to assist them land a job with a minimum of Rs 4 lakhs per annum within 150 days of performance-based program completion or an entire fee refund. The move is also set to accelerate India’s growth momentum significantly through an added employment doorway.
Commenting on the campaign, upGrad CEO – India Arjun Mohan said, “Job-Linked Digital Marketing Bootcamp is one of the biggest milestones, we, as a higher edtech leader, have introduced and therefore, it was critical for us to create maximum awareness touchpoints to let our target group and aspiring marketers take an informed career choice. The campaign draws insights from an internal study which highlighted the existing market gap in terms of available jobs. As a result, we realised that freshers and working professionals who aspire to build a career as digital marketers do not have a direct entry point. They have to pursue multiple different job profiles before they actually land the desired job.”
“Young people change the face of any industry. Digital marketing is no different – in fact, it is one of the industries, most prone to be changed by new blood coming in. While earlier, young people usually stumbled into digital marketing, a structured and industry-relevant course like this upGrad Bootcamp, will give prospective marketers a great start to their career, thanks to the veteran faculty teaching it. This was the insight that led to the ad film,” added upGrad head of creative and content marketing – India Shreyas Shevade.
In line with upGrad’s commitment to LifeLongLearning, the program structure also includes 1:1 mentorship opportunity with industry experts, end-to-end support in resume building, interview etiquette, and mock interview sessions, enabling its learners with enhanced career development opportunities.
Mumbai: Hiver has appointed Charu Gupta as director of brand and content marketing. She has more than 13 years of experience in brand, social and digital media marketing.
Charu is based in Bengaluru and is an award-winning creative professional, having led engaging social campaigns for brands across various sectors – FMCG, lifestyle, apparel, finance, travel, and food & beverages, amongst others. She spearheaded the Whisper – ‘Touch The Pickle’ campaign, which won several awards including the Cannes Lion for the TVC. She has also created the highly acclaimed “TATA Tea annual property – The Photography Escapade”.
Prior to Hiver, Charu has worked in leadership roles in organisations like Ola Electric, Chtrbox, Licious and GroupM amongst others.
Hiver CEO and co-founder Niraj Ranjan Rout says, “It gives us great pleasure to welcome Charu to Hiver. Charu’s role will be to integrate Hiver’s brand messaging across traditional as well as new media communication channels. I have no doubt that with her experience and passion, she is well equipped to take the brand forward in this journey.”
Charu Gupta said, “I am excited about my role and the opportunities that Hiver provides at such an interesting juncture where they are revolutionising the customer service ecosystem and changing the norms of accessibility. I’m looking forward to working with this exceptional team to grow the company’s brand and its strong base of customers and partners worldwide.”
Mumbai: Data insights and consulting company Kantar has released the 2021 edition of its annual BrandZ India report that unveils the year’s ‘Most Purposeful Brands’ in India. Amazon, Asian Paints, and Tata Tea emerged as the most purposeful leaders in India across technology, non-FMCG, and FMCG categories respectively, according to the report.
The technology ranking has Amazon followed by Zomato, YouTube, Google, and Swiggy jointly in fourth place, followed by Flipkart. The non-FMCG ranking is dominated by telecom brands, with Samsung and Jio jointly second, followed by MRF, Tata Housing, and Airtel. The FMCG category ranks some of India’s biggest names: Tata Tea followed by Surf Excel, Taj Mahal, Parachute, and Maggi both in fourth position, and Britannia completing the list, as per the report.
According to Kantar BrandZ data, consumers believe that these brands lead with a clear sense of purpose to make their everyday lives better. It also exhibits those that have taken a bolder social stance, as Covid-19 magnified the need for brands to do more than focus on profits alone. The findings tie in with longer-term trends in India and abroad to value brands on ESG criteria (environmental, social and governance) alongside traditional factors, such as valuations and earnings growth.
While the fundamentals of brand-building remain the same as before namely – Meaningfulness, Difference and Salience, what has changed this time is the expectation that the brand will stand for something more. Kantar conducted an analysis of 418 brands across 30 categories from a total of over 12,000 respondents and found that in India especially, perceptions of a brand’s purpose, its ability to ‘make people’s lives better,’ is crucial to establishing a brand’s meaningful quotient and thus, boosting prospects for growth.
The Indian consumer, as per the report, is on par with many of their Asian counterparts in actively engaging with sustainability. 77 per cent are prepared to invest time and money in companies that try to do good, the report stated.
The 2021 Kantar BrandZ data for India, in conjunction with other Kantar consumer sentiment tracking, has also revealed several patterns in what Indian consumers deemed ‘Purposeful’ in 2021.
Some of the key highlights are that it is critical to amplify or communicate the brand purpose, even as tech brands showed how everyday convenience contributes to brand purpose. These brands have been able to scale up and showcase a wide range of products plus enter new categories at a time when consumers were desperate for at-home & delivery solutions.
For FMCG brands, taking a social stance by focusing on reducing their carbon footprint scored high, showing that purpose and profit can go hand-in-hand. The key is to do more than just meet consumers’ immediate needs, like non-FMCG brands that adopt marketing strategies that promote the brand in ways that look beyond the function of product or service.
“Brand Purpose provides an anchor amidst constant uncertainty, both as a North Star for brands, but also as reassurance to consumers. Purpose as a contributor to brand equity is 10 times more important in India, in comparison to globally. This shows that a larger societal purpose is even more critical to success for brands in India,” said Kantar executive managing director for South Asia Insights Division Deepender Rana.
“Of course, vague slogans and one-off ‘corporate charity’ events do not work, and it is not about jumping on the bandwagon of the latest fashionable cause either. Instead, real Purpose flows from and builds on, a brand’s existing core values and DNA. This reinforces the need to understand and measure if a brand’s Purpose is perceived as adding real meaning to consumers’ lives,” he added.
Speaking about Kantar BrandZ’s report in India, Kantar managing director- client and quantitative Insights Division Soumya Mohanty stated, “Purpose can work as a strategy for brands, when it’s based on the right consumer insights, and executed effectively. In India, Kantar BrandZ data suggest that a brand’s Purpose ranking has a direct impact on its Meaningfulness score – which in turn is one of the cores, proven building blocks of brand value growth.”
Methodology
The Kantar BrandZ database was analysed from 2020-21 covering 418 brand cases for this project, with brand perception and brand equity metrics for brands across 30 categories from a total of over 12,000 respondents. The database includes 28 consistent attributes. A two-stage analysis process was used to arrive at the decision to centre Purpose in this year’s report.
Mumbai: It has been a year riddled with challenges and loss. The second wave of the pandemic devastated families and took a heavy toll on the country as a whole. Amid all these challenges, India has entered into its 75th year of independence. As the country gears up to mark this momentous occasion, brands too aren’t behind in becoming a part of the grand moment. From campaigns that convey a sense of hope and elation to music videos that commemorate the people’s resilient spirits, these heart-warming narratives are bound to strike an emotional chord with viewers.
Uber
The ride-hailing app launched a music video as a tribute to India’s fighting spirit. The video features a five-year-old singer from Mizoram, Esther Hnamte performing an earnest rendition of AR Rahman’s “Maa Tujhe Salaam”. The video also highlights Uber’s efforts to support communities around the country during COVID-19. Uber has found meaningful ways to cater to evolving needs by creating livelihood opportunities for drivers on the platform. The company shifted focus to move what mattered most: serving frontline healthcare workers, facilitating essential trips for citizens, supporting vulnerable communities, and keeping vital supply chains moving, which is depicted through the three-minute video.
BookMyShow
In rural Jharkhand, young girls are forced to drop out of school and become child brides and work to support their families. BookASmile, the entertainment platform’s charity initiative, in collaboration with Jharkhand-based NGO – YUWA has been working at the grassroots to uplift the lives of these girls by breaking the shackles of such social evils and providing them an equal opportunity to discover their true potential through sports.
The association has conceptualised a new campaign to highlight the role of freedom through sports titled ‘Independence Through Sports’. Launched in the format of a digital video film on the eve of the Independence Day it furthers their work in encouraging and empowering young girls to explore the realm of sports through this campaign. Since 2015, BookASmile has supported YUWA, to build a grassroots program ‘Football for Empowerment’ working together to train young women from tribal and low economic backgrounds as coaches and leaders.
Policybazaar
The online insurance marketplace has released its new digital film on the occasion of Independence Day, drawing attention towards core human values of lending a helping hand at the time of need.
Conceptualised by Scarecrow M&C Saatchi, and directed by Pinaki Bose, the digital film is based on a heart-warming story of a street violinist in Kolkata who once used to play in popular cafes. However, due to no takers for his craft, he is forced to earn money while playing on the streets. The brand wanted to give a positive larger-than-life message while staying salient to the category. The film depicts how the goodness of strangers is all that one has in times of need. Much like insurance, which is there to support you when you need it the most!
Tata Tea Premium
As an earnest gesture to lend support to the Indian artisan community, TATA Tea Premium celebrates this Independence Day by bringing out a unique #DeshKaKulhad collection in partnership with Rare Planet – a startup that promotes the work of local Indian artisans. The proceeds of the sale of these exquisite hand-painted kulhads will help to lend support to the artisan community that has been severely impacted by the current times.
As part of the initiative, the brand has released a video anthem celebrating the artisans of India. Sung by the singer, composer and popular Pop Sufi rock artist, Rituraj Mohanty the song celebrates the rich cultural diversity of India. As the wheel spins and the clay moulds and gets sculpted, we can witness the pride of India’s heritage and art taking its shape. These special kulhads have been handcrafted with region-specific artforms like Madhubani folk art from Bihar, Warli artform from Maharashtra, Phulkari patterns from Punjab, Patachitra from Odisha, Sanjhi art from UP, etc.
Godrej Group
The Godrej Group released a digital film to celebrate the spirit of independence as seen from the eyes of the country’s youth with the campaign – #FreedomIs. The theme #FreedomIs expresses the expectations of the youth and presents their belief of what freedom means to them, and how their kind of India will be different. The campaign highlights various aspects that they can relate to and urges every citizen to take a pledge to spread this idea of an optimistic India.
Conceptualised by the corporate brand and communications team of Godrej and Creativeland Asia, the narrative of the digital film aims to inspire the youth of India to cherish their freedom, serving as a reminder and a call to action.
CashKaro
The cashback & coupons site recently announced its Independence Day campaign #HumIndianHain in collaboration with celebrities like Ali Fazal, Sunil Grover, and Nidhi Agerwal. This campaign highlights how every Indian loves finding value for money. It celebrates the quirky elements that make us truly Indian, while also urging us to embrace them all and cherish our Indianness.
PETA
Through its new Independence Day PETA India (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) Billboard Campaign, the American animal rights organisation encourages adoption of street animals. To reinforce this social message just in time for Independence Day, PETA India has placed a billboard in all major cities like Delhi, Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad, Kolkata, and Mumbai, encouraging people to get patriotic by adopting a lovable Indian dog from the streets or an animal shelter, rather than adding to the homeless-animal crisis by patronising breeders and pet shops that sell foreign pedigrees.
Meanwhile, there are goodies to be won for wearing one’s patriotic heart on our sleeves too! Adding flavour to the current feelings of joyousness, Taco Bell will reward all consumers, who are striving every day to get closer to the ‘finish line’, with a free crunchy taco on 15 August. Through their campaign, the brand aims to recognise and acknowledge each Indian who is a go-getter in his or her respective fields.
Candere by Kalyan Jewellers has also come out with an exclusive offer on its diamond jewellery collection to commemorate the Diamond Jubilee, the 75th year of our Independence. The brand is offering a discount on diamond prices that will be open from 9 August and will continue till 16 August.
NEW DELHI: Tata Consumer Products (TCP) has elevated Puneet Das as president – packaged beverages, India and south Asia. Das, who has been associated with Tata Consumer Products since 2017, was earlier senior vice president- marketing for the India beverages business.
Das takes over from Sushant Dash, who was recently named chief executive officer for coffee chain Starbucks in India.
Before joining Tata Consumer Products, Das held senior marketing roles in companies such as Marico, PepsiCo, GSK Consumer. He comes with about 20 years of experience in the FMCG sector, having worked in India, Africa and other international markets.
In a recent statement, TCP stated that Das has played a crucial role in formulating marketing strategies for Tata Tea and Tata Coffee Grands.
"We are happy to elevate Puneet Das as president for packaged beverages. This is in line with our aspiration to recognise and groom internal talent. We have an exciting time ahead for our packaged beverages business with focus on scaling up our distribution and reach, building on product innovation while strengthening the core portfolio. Puneet’s appointment comes at a time when the organisation is going through its transformation journey and we are confident that his experience and leadership will help us accelerate the business and achieve new heights," said Tata Consumer Products managing director & CEO Sunil D'Souza.
New Delhi: Tata Consumer Products is strengthening its wellness portfolio in the packaged beverages category to cater to consumer needs. It has introduced two new products – Tata Tea Tulsi Green and Tata Tea Gold Care, and reformulated its existing Tetley Green Tea with added Vitamin C. These new offerings are developed with beneficial ingredients that are known to help improve the body’s immunity and enhance overall wellness.
Tata Tea, Desh Ki Chai has a rich heritage of over 30 years and is known for catering to the local tastes & preferences in various geographies. The two new product offerings combine the refreshment of everyday tea with the goodness of Indian herbs which are known for their health benefits: Tata Tea Gold Care is infused with a medley of five native ingredients that provide wholesome goodness in every cup and promote wellbeing. It packs the goodness of immunity boosting ingredient tulsi and other native ingredients ginger, cardamom, mulethi and brahmi that not only make for a perfect cup of masala tea but also are known to provide specific health benefits.
Tata Tea Tulsi Green is a blend of green tea and real tulsi leaves. Tulsi is traditionally known to boost immunity and green tea is known for its multiple health benefits. These two were brought together to create a product that tastes and feels good. The blend has been crafted keeping in mind the preference of consumers to use native ingredients along with home-made mixtures in their regular cup of tea. The promise of the brand is ‘Tulsi wali immunity, ab tasty bhi’. This has become even more relevant in current times when consumers are increasingly valuing authentic ingredients in food and beverage products without a compromise on taste.
Tetley, the second largest tea brand globally, has an offering Tetley Green tea, which is the second biggest green tea brand in India. Tetley Green Tea is an excellent source of antioxidants that are known to have various beneficial effects on health. Now, Tetley green teabag range in India has been reformulated with added Vitamin C and is relaunched as Tetley Green Tea Immune. Hence, Tetley Green Tea Immune has all the goodness of antioxidants rich green tea and added vitamin C, which helps support the Immune system. Tetley Green Tea Immune is available in four exciting variants, (Classic, Lemon & Honey, Ginger Mint and Lemon and Mango variant), to ensure rejuvenation in every sip.
Tata Consumer Products president packaged beverages (India, Bangladesh and middle east) Sushant Dash said, "We are enhancing wellness offerings in our beverage portfolio with the launch of two exciting variants in our Tata Tea brand- Tata Tea Gold Care and Tata Tea Tulsi Green and the re-launch of Tetley Green Tea Immune. The pandemic has seen consumers showing a significant preference for trusted health and wellness products. Tata Tea and Tetley are reputed brands in the tea segment and our new offerings will give consumers great quality teas along with the added benefits of these natural ingredients and Vitamin C. Consumers can also buy these variants from the convenience of their homes, through e-commerce platforms. We will continue to invest in our brands and innovate to create quality and distinctive products for our consumers.”
NEW DELHI: Tata Tea Gold has initiated a hyperlocal strategy to its marketing, shifting the needle from not just celebrating ‘India pride’ but to also evoking ‘regional pride’. The brand aims to usher in a new era of hyperlocal advertising and communication in the FMCG category and stay away from the clutter. So far, it has released campaigns for Odisha, Delhi, UP, and is extending to other states.
In its quest to celebrate regional pride, the brand has recently launched its latest film focusing on West Bengal.
The campaign is aimed at celebrating the ‘Bengali way of life’. When it comes to their love for food, the people of West Bengal take great pride in their rigorous selection, approach and an eye for detail. The new campaign is a celebration of this uniquely Bengali cultural code – khutkhute-ness – that is evident in everyday situations.
The film, conceptualised by Mullen Lintas and created by veteran Bengali filmmaker Shoojit Sircar, opens in a Kolkata street food stall where a young office going woman, who has just taken the first bite of jhalmuri, stops in between and asks the vendor to give crunchier ones. More such illustrations follow, whether it is for measuring the exacting thickness in a perfect plate of kosha mangsho or the softness and warmth of a roshogolla or the right firmness in a fish, all showcasing the Bengalis’ penchant for perfection in every little thing around food. It reaffirms that Bengalis will never settle for anything less than perfect.
The film then pans out to a woman asking for aromatic tea leaves. While evaluating some tea in her hand, she looks unsatisfied. She asks for tea that would lend the taste buds a relishing flavour. The shopkeeper hands over the shiny gold pack of Tata Tea Gold, assuring her of a flavourful tea.
Tata Consumer Products senior vice president marketing – packaged beverages Puneet Das said, “We wanted to celebrate the West Bengal way of life by bringing alive this core idea of ‘a perfectionist mindset’ of Bengalis, especially when it comes to their everyday food and beverage choices. This is very well expressed through this colloquial term of khutkhute-ness and we have tried to capture this through situations that will be relatable to most Bengalis.”
Mullen Lintas chief creative officer Garima Khandelwal added, “The journey of this commercial was about landing on an insight that holds completely unmistakably true for the region, just how many brands of Tata Tea portfolio are doing with region-specific insights that evoke extreme relatability and makes the tea one’s own. What followed was then sharpening it with creative juices and partnering with the right talent. While sarcasm has long been the brand tonality, this was the first time we attempted it, in this humorous avatar.
A few weeks ago the brand launched its film focusing on Odisha. It illustrates how the people of Odisha don’t indulge in unnecessary confrontation but shows them taking charge when it counts. The proposition of that campaign is ‘Kadak iraadon vale Odisha ke liye kadak Assam chai’.
