Baripada 21/10 (P.A.S.) Today Bhanjsena founder Kling Keshari along with the workers of Jena organization went to Jodamhul, Katne, Champaada, Padmapur, Kukulimundi Lordati villages under Bamanghati Sub-Khand Bijatla and Rairangpur block and met the artisans of Mahali community and expressed the plight of artisans across the district. understood. According to the information, there was a huge demand for various types of bamboo products like judi, kula, pachiya, chenchada, ghari, fishing cart made of bamboo from the Mahali community of Mayurbhanj district, but now it is used only in the village. The tribal artisans who depend on this cottage industry in the industrialized Mayurbhanj district are stuck in a state of scarcity due to lack of access to raw materials and lack of proper commercialization by the government. Mr. Jena said that if the government had given proper training to the artisans of these cottage industries to make modern household furniture like dining tables, sofa sets, boxes, chairs, tables, bowls and spoons for eating from bamboo, many artisans would be able to earn some money and become self-employed. Among the founders were Bamni Sub-Khand President Sunder Mohan Tudu, Editor Bighneshwar Baske, Sampad Kumar Parwari, Chetan Prasad Mukhi Mukhari. Bamanghati Vice President Sunder Mohan Tudu said that the organization is committed to promote this cottage industry in the coming days and ensure the future of the people who earn through it.