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Boita Bandana-Aa Kaa Maa bai, Paana Gua Thoi, Paana Gua Tora Maasika Dharama Mora(part-2)
‘Danga Bhasa’ in Odisha is Called ‘Loy Krathong’ in Thailand The Pious lunar month of ‘Kartik’ is always celebrated as festive month all over India. India is a multi religious country. and…
Aa Kaa Maa bai, Paana Gua Thoi, Paana Gua Tora Maasika Dharama Mora
A festival of civilization ; We made it, the world celebrate it. 70% of the world surrounded by water and in India approximately 70% is sea coast but the celebration of voyage only…
Bada badua ho, andhaara re aasa, aluwa re jaa. Baaisi pahaacha re gada gadau tha.
Celebration of Changeover Festivals of India having its own meaning and significance to celebrate. The rich cultural heritage of this country can be judged by the way the festivals…
Shanka, Chakra, Gadha hasthe, Maha Lakshmi Namosthuthe
Kuaanra Punei Jahna Go Phula Baula Beni, Odisha is a festive land through ages. A good saying in for Odisha is “Bara Maasare Tera Parva”, that mean Odisha is a land of Festival. It’s…
Durga Puja in Odisha
Durga Puja Odisha (Orissa) - Worship to the deity of power is well known by the complete Hindu fraternity normally and Bengalis specially within the variety of Hindu deity puja. The festival…
How To Celebrate Birthday
Birthdays are the wonderful occasion and birthday celebretion ideas has become the trend today. People try to celebrate birthday in a unique and different way. Moreover birthday parties for…
NUA SAPAN NUA ASHA -NUAKHAI the Harvesting Festival of Odisha(Orissa)
Nuakhai or Nuankhai (also known as Nabanna) is an agricultural festival mainly observed by people of western Orissa in India. Nuakhai is observed to welcome the new rice of the season.…
Vakratunda Mahakaya Suryakoti Samaprabha
Traditionally Ganapati conceives the great Remover of Obstacles and he is the son of Lord Siva. Lord Ganesha represents OM or the Pranava. Pranava is the chief Mantra of the Hindus. Nothing…
Guru purnima- happy teachers day
The Indian Tradition flooded with the guru-shishya tradition, lineage, or parampar. It , denotes a succession of teachers and disciples in traditional Indian culture and religions . Starting…
STILL MY PURE BLOOD SAYS I AM PROUD TO BE AN INDIAN: “JAI HIND”
Once again, my pure blood says to those pure and perfect soul who has sacrificed their pure blood for only to make my motherland free from those english hands, I just salute and memoralise…
ASOKA CHAKRA IN NATIONAL FLAG , ASOKA STAMBHA AS NATIONAL SYMBOL AND NATIONAL ANTHEM ALL SALUTING TO…
The Ashoka Chakra is a depiction of the Buddhist Dharmachakra(It was extracted from the lower part in the middle of so called Asokan Pillar- It is not proved that it is a Asokan Pillar or…
“Haar Hath Pe Kaam” – For Real Independence
Impressive words of the speech titled - Tryst with Destiny given by Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru on August 15, 1947. The real struggle for independence of India had begun almost 90 years before…