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Prarthinku Prasna is a thought-provoking Odia book written by the author Desapremi Janasamukhya. The book explores various social, political, and economic issues faced by the common people of Odisha. Desapremi Janasamukhya has used a unique approach in his writing style to discuss the pressing issues faced by society. He raises important questions and challenges the reader to think critically about their own values and beliefs. The book covers a wide range of topics, including poverty, corruption, education, healthcare, and environmental degradation. Each chapter offers a deep dive into the issue at hand and provides insights into its root causes and…

Prachi Gabesana-5, authored by Prafulla Kumar Misra, is an outstanding literary work that explores the rich cultural heritage and history of Odisha. This book is a collection of essays that delves deep into various aspects of Odia literature, politics, society, and economics. Misra’s writing is characterized by its lucidity, depth, and analytical acumen. He brings a fresh perspective to familiar topics, giving readers a new understanding and appreciation for Odisha’s culture and traditions. The essays cover a wide range of subjects, from the poetry of Jayadeva and Sarala Das to the contemporary political climate in the state. One of the…

“Prabandhabali” is a collection of essays by the celebrated Odia writer Syamasundar Rajguru. The book showcases Rajguru’s mastery over the art of essay writing, through his insightful and thought-provoking musings on a wide range of topics. The essays in “Prabandhabali” cover a diverse range of subjects, from literature and philosophy to social issues and politics. Rajguru’s writing style is marked by its clarity and precision, as well as its nuanced exploration of complex ideas. One of the standout essays in the collection is “Bhagabata O Dharma”, in which Rajguru discusses the role of religion and spirituality in modern society. Drawing…

“Podabhuin O Ananya Kabita” is an exquisite collection of poems by the renowned poet T.S. Eliot, translated into Odia language. The book captures Eliot’s mastery over poetic form and his profound insights into the human condition. The title itself – “Podabhuin O Ananya Kabita” – reflects Eliot’s preoccupation with the themes of time, self, and the divine. In Odia, “Podabhuin” means ‘timeless’ or ‘eternal’, while “Ananya Kabita” translates to ‘unique poetry’. These themes are explored in various ways throughout the book, through Eliot’s use of symbolism, allusion, and language. One of the standout poems in the collection is “The Love…

“Marxbadara Baiplabika Bichara Kebala Matra Itihasa Nuhen” is a thought-provoking book by G Vodolazov that delves into the revolutionary ideas of Karl Marx and their impact on modern society. This book presents an in-depth analysis of Marx’s philosophical, economic, and political theories and explores how they have influenced social movements across the world. Vodolazov’s book provides a unique perspective on Marx’s ideas by examining them through the lens of the Indian state of Odisha. The author explores the ways in which Marx’s theories have resonated with Odia intellectuals and activists, and how they have adapted his ideas to their particular…

Paraga Bichitra is a fascinating book written by Binayakrusna Patnaik. It is a collection of short stories in the Odia language that will take you on a journey through the lives of various individuals and their experiences. The book is an excellent representation of the author’s storytelling abilities, as he effortlessly weaves together different characters and narratives, all while maintaining a cohesive theme throughout the book. Each story in Paraga Bichitra is unique and engaging, leaving readers with memorable experiences that they won’t soon forget. One of the standout features of this book is the vivid imagery used by the…

“Odishara Srama O Sramika – Samasya O Sambhabana” is a book written by Golaka Bihari Nath that delves into the issues and possibilities related to labor and workers in the state of Odisha. The book provides a detailed analysis of the problems faced by workers in various sectors such as agriculture, industry, and service. The author highlights the lack of job security, low wages, and poor working conditions faced by laborers in Odisha. The book also examines the role of the government in ensuring the welfare of workers and suggests measures that can be taken to improve their living standards.…

Odia Bhasare Drabida Bhasara Prabhaba is a thought-provoking book written by Pitambar Pradhan. As the title suggests, it explores the impact of foreign languages on the Odia language. Throughout the book, the author delves into the various ways in which foreign languages have influenced and shaped the Odia language over time. From the early influences of Sanskrit to the more recent impacts of English and other languages, this book provides a comprehensive analysis of the evolution of the Odia language. What sets this book apart is the author’s unique perspective and insights into the topic. He offers a critical analysis…

“Nain Chhadu Janam Mati” is a remarkable piece of literature in the Odia language, written by renowned author Gopinath Mohanty. The title translates to “Forget about your eyes and become one with the earth.” The book is a poignant depiction of the struggles faced by the marginalized communities of rural Odisha. It follows the story of a young girl named Kunti, who is forced to marry at a young age and suffers from the oppressive social norms that govern her community. Through Kunti’s journey, the book explores themes of caste discrimination, gender oppression, and the exploitation of the poor by…

“Mukti O Samatara Mahajodha – Prananath” is a book written in the Odia language by Asis Mahapatra. The title of the book translates to “The Great Battle for Freedom and Equality – Prananath”. The book is a historical fiction based on the life of Prananath, a social reformer who fought against the caste system and worked towards the upliftment of the downtrodden. The story is set in the 19th century when the caste system was at its peak in India. Prananath, who belonged to a high-caste family, was deeply disturbed by the plight of the lower castes and became determined…