In this episode of Odisha Talks Podcast, Radha Kanta Sethi, a leader associated with the Communist Party of India (Marxist-Leninist), shares his perspectives on politics, social justice, and grassroots activism in Odisha. He discusses the role of left-wing political movements in addressing issues faced by farmers, workers, and marginalized communities. The conversation explores contemporary political challenges, economic inequality, democratic participation, and the future of progressive politics in the state. He also reflects on his political journey, the values that guide his public life, and the importance of engaging citizens in constructive dialogue.
Radha Kanta Sethi is a prominent CPI(ML) leader and social activist from Odisha, recognized for his long-standing commitment to grassroots politics and public welfare. Throughout his political journey, he has actively worked to bring attention to the concerns of farmers, agricultural laborers, industrial workers, and marginalized communities across the state. His advocacy centers on issues such as social justice, economic equality, democratic rights, land reforms, and equitable access to education, healthcare, and public resources. He strongly believes that meaningful social and political change emerges from collective action and active public participation. Through his involvement in people's movements and community initiatives, he has consistently emphasized the importance of empowering ordinary citizens and ensuring that their voices are represented in governance and policy-making. He frequently addresses challenges faced by rural and underserved populations, including unemployment, poverty, displacement, and access to basic services.
