Browsing: Odia Book

“Bides Gaman” is a notable Odia poem that resonates deeply with the theme of migration and the experience of leaving…

The book “Cult of the Goddess” by James J Preston, published in 1980, explores the worship of the Goddess in…

“Kejani Kahinki” is a remarkable Odia novel written by Birendra Mohanty and published in 1989. Renowned for his insightful storytelling,…

I recently had the pleasure of reading the captivating Odia book, “Lakshmikanta Mahapatranka Srestha Galpa” edited by Bijayini Singhdeo and…

In 2010, a remarkable book was published that combined two iconic stories from Indian mythology – the Nalacharit and the…

Odia literature is a rich tapestry of emotions, traditions, and cultural heritage. Among the numerous gems in this literary treasure…

Delving into the depths of societal issues and human emotions, author Golap Manjari Kar crafted a compelling novel titled “Pratimoksha.”…

In 1987, James J. Preston wrote a groundbreaking essay titled “Sacred Centers,” exploring the significance of Hindu temples and the…

Sana Gotie Jiban, a captivating autobiography penned by Gobind Das, takes readers on a nostalgic journey through the author’s insightful…

Published in 1901, Artadhwansan is an extraordinary Odia book written by the eminent poet Nityanand Das. Renowned for its unparalleled…