Today marks the start of President Droupadi Murmu's six-day tour to Odisha, during which she will attend a number of official, cultural, and public events in five of the state's districts. The President’s schedule includes trips to Puri, Khordha, Balasore, Jajpur, and Mayurbhanj districts.
This evening, the President is expected to arrive in Bhubaneswar. She will proceed to Jajpur as part of her visit, where she will pray at the shrine of the district's chief deity, Maa Biraja. The President will visit the Biraja Temple for more than 1.5 hours on February 3. She will travel to Balasore after seeing the temple.

President Murmu will meet with graduating students at Fakir Mohan University's 12th convocation event in Balasore. She would arrive in Puri later that evening and spend the night there.
Gajapati Maharaja, servants, and high-ranking administrative officials will formally welcome the President on February 4 at the Singhadwara of the Shree Jagannath Temple. After offering prayers to Lord Jagannath, she would undertake Pinda Daan rituals at Swetaganga.
On the same day, the President would go straight from Puri to Rairangpur in the Mayurbhanj region. There, she will speak to a sizable crowd and engage with locals. In addition, she is slated to open and lay the groundwork for several development initiatives.

President Murmu is scheduled to visit the Jagannath Temple at Rairangpur the next day. Later in the afternoon, she will drive via Jashipur to the Similipal Tiger Reserve, noted for its rich biodiversity and natural beauty, where she will stay overnight.

The President will interact with tribal women and young people from the Similipal region on February 6, the last day of her tour, emphasizing her emphasis on inclusive development and community participation.