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The sign is written in Odia script, which is used in Odisha state, India. The words visible are 'ପୁରୀ' (Puri) and 'ବାରିପଦା' (Baripada), which are two cities in Odisha. The illuminated sign likely marks a location related to these cities, possibly a transport hub or a landmark connecting them. Given the prominence of the name Puri and the style of the sign, this is very likely in or near Puri city, Odisha, India.

The Odia script identifies the state as Odisha, India. Bhubaneswar is the state capital and the official headquarters of the "Mo School Abhiyan" initiative. It is highly plausible that a prominent sign for this flagship program would be displayed in the capital city, possibly in a major public park or near a government building. While the specific sign matches the one in Puri, Bhubaneswar remains a strong alternative location for such a display.

The text on the sign confirms the location is within the state of Odisha. Cuttack is the former capital and one of the largest cities in the state. A major government initiative like "Mo School Abhiyan" could have promotional signage in prominent public locations in Cuttack, such as the riverfront area. This is a plausible, though less likely, alternative compared to the state capital or a major tourist destination like Puri.