As a child, he was the quiet one. Reserved, observant, and strangely aware of emotions far beyond his years. “I was very quiet when I was a kid, but as I grew up, I became restless,” he recalls with a soft smile. While others dreamed of careers, fame, or fairy-tale romances, he carried a dream that was both unusual and profound. He wanted to be a matchmaker for happiness. Not by pairing people for marriage, but by connecting those lost in sorrow with a reason to smile again. That childhood wish did not fade with time. Instead, it ripened into a life of purposeful duality. On one hand, he built his career along the riverbanks of Odisha, mastering the unforgiving world of construction. On the other hand, he walked the hospital corridors of Cuttack and Bhubaneswar, offering comfort to those b

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