Nabakalebara: A simpler interpretation of the divine (Part I) by Amrita Satpathy – First part if you have not read. Continuing from where I left in my last post Nabakalebara: A simpler interpretation of the divine (Part 1), let us now…
Poetry debut by Young Odisha Engineer Abhishek Rath makes a mark in Amazon India Books
It was on 07 Jan 2010 somewhere between 5-6 PM in an evening , he started to scribble some lines and today when he looks back to the past and think of about more than 2000 poems composed and all the excellence…
Odisha Society of Americas Drama Competition: Jananira Ashirbada in Washington DC
Citizen Bloggers: Odia poem ପ୍ରତିବାଦ by Dr Gobind Ch Dash
We are encouraging citizen bloggers to write by providing this platform open so as to get more visibility. Here is a nice poem in Odia by Dr Gobind Ch Dash. Have you liked us in Facebook yet?
Citizen Bloggers : Bhubaneswar diaries – A cute story about love! – by Soumik Parida
Chapter – 1 The re-union I checked my watch, it…
Paradise of western Odisha – ‘Pradhanpat’ – A must visit place
Nature has different dimensions to enhance the beauty of various places. Somewhere it is in form of flowing streams, static lakes, somewhere hills & somewhere forests. Our state is full of natural beauty and resources. Most of them are…
Citizen Bloggers: Odia poem ଅସହାୟତା by Dr Gobind Ch Dash
We are encouraging citizen bloggers to write by providing this platform open so as to get more visibility. Here is a nice poem in Odia by Dr Gobind Ch Dash. Have you liked us in Facebook yet?
Nabakalebara: A simpler interpretation of the divine (Part I) by Amrita Satpathy
There is a feverish anticipation (despite all the scandals) brewing up in my home state of Odisha for the much awaited event of the last two decades, “the Nabakalebara”. This is the second “Nabakalebara” in my lifetime. The first…
Odia Food: Aamba(Mango) Khatta: Hot, Sweet And a bit Sour. Just like Life! – by Amrita
This article is from Amrita Satpathy who blogs about Odia food at Kitchen Chronicles First of all, this one is dedicated to all my vegetarian friends and my Father. And now about the dish… It is strangely, not a curry…
Golden quadrilateral of Buddhist sites in Odisha – Pushpagiri, Lalitagiri, Udayagiri, Ratnagiri
I used to hear about the Buddhist archeological sites in my state “Odisha”. But never got a change to go there. Planned and cancelled the trip so many times. But this summer I made it a point to visit…