4th Pillar, No Affiliations, Only Relevant Questions, Love for Odisha & India
At NeutralOdishaNews.live, we stand for fearless, independent journalism — the kind that asks the right questions without bowing to political masters, corporate bosses, or foreign agendas. We are committed to truth, context, and the voices that mainstream outlets often choose to ignore.
While global giants like The New York Times, The Washington Post, BBC, CNN, Reuters, Al Jazeera, and The Guardian have their audiences, they too are often guided by their own biases, editorial filters, and selective narratives. We practice a brand of independent global journalism that refuses to look away from inconvenient truths — whether they occur in Washington, London, or Bhubaneswar.
Be it BJP, Congress, SP, BSP, AAP, BJD, DMK, ADMK, JDU, Shiv Sena — we criticize everyone when it comes to corruption, bad governance, or anti-people policies, and praise anyone who takes real steps for progress. We don’t care whether it’s Modi ji, a judge caught with cash in his home, Ambani, Adani, Trump, or Musk — if you’re in the wrong, we will say it. If you’re right, we will acknowledge it.
We will question the incompetency of the “caged parrot” institutions, expose the selective “washing machine” of political parties, uncover the dynasty-driven scams, call out the chara chor and his incompetent heir, and not shy away from speaking about the crocodile tears of politicians exploiting communities while doing nothing for their actual upliftment — even as they encourage reckless population growth without addressing poverty or hunger.
We are not here to be liked by everyone. We are here to be trusted by those who value truth over comfort, accountability over propaganda, and people over power.
At NeutralOdishaNews.live, we believe journalism should serve the public — not shareholders, advertisers, or political agendas.
We are an independent news platform rooted in Odisha, but our lens is global. Our mission is to dig into the stories that matter, no matter whose power they threaten or whose profits they expose.
While outlets like The New York Times, The Washington Post, BBC, The Guardian, The Times of London, CNN, Reuters, Associated Press, and Al Jazeera often shy away from challenging the economic and political interests of their own nations, we write without those restraints.
We are funded by readers, not corporate sponsors — and our only allegiance is to truth.
Our work spans from documenting the struggles of Odisha’s fishing villages to exposing the neo-colonial exploitation of African farmlands. We connect the dots between local realities and global systems of power, revealing how decisions in Paris, Brussels, Washington, or London reverberate in Puri, Bhubaneswar, Kandy, Kenya, Nigeria, Burkina Faso, Balochistan, Mexico, Brazil.
In an era when mainstream media chooses “safe” narratives, we choose to publish what they won’t — because journalism that avoids discomfort is not journalism at all.