Biplabi Jubak Sangha is a registered youth organization working for social welfare, cultural development, sports, education, environmental awareness, and village development.
Our members actively organize Ganesh Puja, blood donation camps, tree plantation drives, sports competitions, temple development, awareness campaigns, and various community service activities.
We believe that unity, teamwork, and active participation of young people can create positive and meaningful change in our community.
To inspire youth through unity, discipline, social service, and leadership.
To build a stronger, cleaner, educated, and united society.
Unity, Respect, Service, Honesty, Teamwork, and Leadership.
Since its establishment, Biplabi Jubak Sangha has continuously served the village through religious events, youth development, sports tournaments, environmental initiatives, and various welfare activities.
The organization believes in working together for the betterment of society and encouraging young people to participate in nation-building and community service.
Our Village • Our Heritage • Our Unity • Our Future
Salijanga is a village located in Naugaon Block/Tahasil of Jagatsinghpur district, Odisha. The village comes under Sikhar Gram Panchayat and Sikhar Revenue Circle, with Bodal as its Post Office and PIN Code 754113.
Salijanga represents the enduring spirit of rural Odisha, where community life, agriculture, faith, culture, tradition, and youth participation come together to shape the identity of the village.
Block/Tahasil: Naugaon
District: Jagatsinghpur
Gram Panchayat: Sikhar
Post Office: Bodal
PIN: 754113
According to Census 2011 records, Salijanga had a population of 1,023 people living in 257 households.
The village covers approximately 111 hectares and has a predominantly rural and agricultural character.
Agriculture is an important part of the economic and social character of Salijanga.
Census land-use records show approximately 93.78 hectares of net sown area, including approximately 70.82 hectares of irrigated land.
Education plays an important role in the development of the village and its younger generation.
Census-based village records indicate the presence of a government primary-school facility, while students also have access to educational institutions in nearby areas.
Salijanga has a distinctive spiritual heritage associated with the Mahima tradition. Salijanga Matha is documented as an acclaimed centre of the Mahima cult and was established by Baba Kulamani Das.
The Sunya Mandira is identified as an important attraction of the Matha. The site is associated with ideals of social equity, fraternity, and spiritual values.
The village is also home to Baba Sidhweswar Temple, an important religious place connected with the traditional spiritual life of the local community.
A documented centre of the Mahima tradition, associated with Baba Kulamani Das and the Sunya Mandira.
The strength of a village comes from its people. Community participation, youth leadership, sports, cultural activities, social service, and environmental awareness all contribute to the development of Salijanga.
Encouraging teamwork, fitness, discipline and healthy participation among young people.
Building unity and cooperation through community programmes, festivals and social activities.
Supporting cleanliness, plantation and environmental awareness for a healthier village.
Empowering young people to participate in social service and village development.
Biplabi Jubak Sangha, Salijanga provides a platform for young people to participate in sports, cultural activities, social service, community development, environmental awareness, village cleanliness, youth leadership, festival organisation, and preservation of local heritage.
Through unity, teamwork and active participation, the younger generation can help connect Salijanga's rich heritage with its future.
Salijanga has a distinctive association with the Mahima tradition through Salijanga Matha.
The village's strength comes from people working together for community welfare and development.
The younger generation represents the future of Salijanga and its continuing development.
Agriculture, traditions, religious places and community life remain important parts of the village.