“Padyanjali” is a collection of poems written by one of the notable poets of Odisha, Tarinicharan Rath. Published in 1921, the book has become a classic in Odia literature. The poems in this book reflect the poet’s deep understanding of human emotions and life experiences.
“Padyanjali” covers various topics like nature, society, mythology, spirituality, and patriotism. Rath’s writing style is simple yet profound, and his poetry is widely appreciated by literature enthusiasts. The poet uses a variety of literary tools like metaphors, personification, and allusions that give his works a unique identity.
The book opens with the ‘Krishna Kavya’, where the poet describes the divine love story of Krishna and Radha. The book also includes ‘Indumati’, a long narrative poem about a queen of a medieval kingdom. It is an exploration of the female psyche and their struggles in a male-dominated society.
Overall, “Padyanjali” is a must-read book for anyone interested in understanding the Odia culture, history, and the mind of a poet. Tarinicharan Rath’s work continues to inspire readers even after a century since its publication.
| Books name | Padyanjali |
| Author | Tarinicharan Rath |
| No Of pages | 215 |
| Publisher | Tarinicharan Rath |
| Publication | 1921 |
| Printed At | NA |
| Distributor | NA |
