New Delhi, Sept 6: Renowned Odia journalist and Editor of Argus Digital, Sangram Keshari Sarangi, was conferred with two distinguished awards on the same day here, marking a momentous occasion in his illustrious career.

On Saturday, Sarangi received the Indian and Odisha Journalism Award at a ceremony organized by the PalliBani Mission, one of Delhi’s oldest cultural organizations. The event was graced by Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan and Yoga Guru Baba Ramdev, who jointly presented the award to Sarangi in recognition of his contributions to journalism and media.

Widely admired across Odisha for his incisive reporting and engaging presentation style, Sarangi has earned immense popularity through his flagship program Argus Podcast, which has become one of the most viewed-to-shows in the state. As the editor of Argus Digital, he continues to shape public discourse with integrity and insight.

Later in the evening, Sarangi was also honoured at the Shree Awards 2025, hosted by Parichay Foundation at the Constitution Club in New Delhi. The award celebrates individuals who have made significant contributions to Indian art, culture, and social development. The event was attended by Berhampur MP Pradeep Panigrahi, former Bhubaneswar North MLA Priyadarshi Mishra, and Parichay Foundation founder Rozalin Patasani.

Parichay Foundation, a nationally recognized social organization, works to promote Indian heritage and uplift marginalized communities in urban and rural areas of Odisha and Delhi. The foundation’s annual Shree Awards spotlight achievers across various fields, and Sarangi’s inclusion this year underscores his impact on journalism and society.

Receiving two accolades in one day is a testament to Sangram Sarangi’s enduring influence and dedication to the craft of journalism.