Browsing: Odia poetry

Indian poet Nanda Kishore Bal belonged to the first modernist movement in Odia poetry. He was born in the Odisha…

A poetry collection called “Odianka Kandana” was released in 1936 by Kuntalakumari Sabat.She was born in the former princely state…

This is the tale of Rani Durgavati, a courageous monarch. The Rani, who was a descendant of the illustrious Chandela…

Hindus use the endonym Sanatana Dharma to describe Hinduism. It alludes to Hinduism’s “eternal” truth and teachings. “The natural and…

In the Odia language, the term “Bahuda” signifies “Return.” The three chariots’ return trip to the Jagannath Temple is known…

The poems are about Radha and Krishna’s love for one another, their secret trysts in the woods, Krishna’s charms, such…

“Sati” is Sanskrit for “truthful,” “virtuous,” or “noble.” The name comes from the Sanskrit word “Satya,” which means “truth.”The Hindu…

There is a profound hidden meaning between Krishna and the gopis or cowherds. Understand the Vedanta-based spiritual significance of Lord…

Rama-bibha, written by Arjuna-Das, is the first long poem in Oriya language. The Jagannatha Dasa Period, as it is more…

Famous Odia poet Gangadhar Meher (1862–1924) was known as Swabhab Kavi (the natural poet) and was frequently compared to a…