Browsing: Odia Books

Nandighosa, penned by Paramanand Adhikari and published in 1971, stands as a remarkable piece in the landscape of Odia literature.…

In the realm of Odia literature, few works resonate with the socio-political intricacies of contemporary India as poignantly as Srustidhar…

Published in 1984 and reprinted in 2008, Malika by Ratnakar Sahu stands as a pivotal work in Odia literature, offering…

In the world of spiritual seekers and reformers, Mahajogi Sri Aurobindo stands as a monumental figure whose life and teachings…

The Madhyamika Sarala Patiganita, authored by Narayan Pati and Nand Kisor Rath and published in 1960, stands as a cornerstone…

The journey of learning geometry is often a pivotal moment in the academic landscape of students, particularly during their formative…

In the realm of Odia education, textbooks often play a crucial role in shaping students’ understanding of complex subjects, especially…

In the realm of Odia educational literature, Ama Samaj Jiban, written by Niranjan Mahapatra and others, holds a significant place…

In the rich tapestry of Odia literature, certain works stand out as treasures that encapsulate the cultural, philosophical, and spiritual…

Published in 1995, Odia Ama Akasa by Usarani Misra is a remarkable piece of children’s literature that serves as an…