Bijayananda Biswaal, known affectionately as Bijay Biswaal, is a renowned Indian painter and artist whose journey into the world of art took a unique trajectory. Originally employed as a Chief Ticket Inspector at the Indian Railways in Nagpur, Biswaal made the bold decision to voluntarily retire from his railway career to pursue his passion for painting. Hailing from Pallahara in the Angul district of Odisha, Biswaal's artistic expression draws heavily from his experiences with the Indian railways and the rustic charm of rural life in India. Beyond his railway-themed works, Biswaal's portfolio showcases intricate and captivating pen art, which captivates viewers with its surreal beauty. His artistic endeavors have earned him recognition from various quarters, including a commendation from the Government of Odisha and a special mention on the esteemed show "Mann Ki Baat" by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, highlighting the profound impact of his paintings on the cultural landscape of India.