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Kanjianla Osha or Dandapahanra Osha. Kanjianla Osha is celebrated on March 9, which is the ninth day of Krishna’s month.…

In the Ganjam district of Odisha, the well-known Danda Nacha or Danda Naata is acknowledged as the area’s historic and…

The largest brackish water lake having an estuarine feel in all of India is called Chilika Lake. It is regarded…

Fakir Mohan Senapati (1843–1918) wrote the 19th-century Indian book Chha Maana Atha Guntha in the Odia language, and the University…

The brata is devoted to “Dutivahana” (Son of a Brahmin Woman), who is believed to be a manifestation of Shashti…

The Braj Mahakali Vrat is highly revered. This Vrat is observed by women in towns, cities, and rural areas with…

The term “alankara,” which is also known as “palta” or “alankaram,” literally translates to “ornament, decoration” and is used in…

Many people say that early Buddhist convert King Ashoka made the decision to build pillars that ascended around 50′ into…

Siddhartha Gautama, also known as the Buddha, was an itinerant ascetic and spiritual leader who lived in South Asia in…

An Odia-language biography titled “Bhikari Charana Patnaik” was written by Sricharana Mohanty and released in 2000.Oriya theatrical dramatist Bhikari Charan…