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Harishayan Ekadashi: The Sacred Beginning of Chaturmas
Harishayan Ekadashi, also known as Devshayani Ekadashi or Ashadhi Ekadashi, is one of the most significant…
Ratha Dakshina Moda: The Sacred Southward Turning of the Chariots
Ratha Dakshina Moda (Southward Turning of the Chariots) is one of the most significant rituals of the annual Ratha…
Hera Panchami: The Divine Search of Goddess Lakshmi
The fifth day of the world-famous Ratha Jatra is observed as Hera Panchami, one of the most unique and symbolic…
Significance of Chariots – Taladhwaja, Darpadalana and Nandighosa
he Ratha Jatra of Puri is not only a grand festival of faith but also a celebration of the unique significance of…
Adivasi Mela: Where Odisha’s Tribal Soul Meets the Future
The Adivasi Mela unfolds like a living tapestry, vibrant with colour, rhythm and stories rooted deep in Odisha’s…
Echoes of Enlightenment: Udayagiri Reawakens as a Global Buddhist Sanctuary
The ancient hills of Udayagiri came alive with sacred chants and the hypnotic cadence of Buddhist rituals as Odisha…
Sisir Saras 2026 to Showcase Rural Craft, Culture and ‘Vocal for Local’ Spirit
Artisans and rural producers from Odisha and 20 other states will come together at Sisir Saras 2026, a major rural…
Odisha Parab Returns to Guwahati, Celebrating Culture, Craft and Connections
Guwahati is set to resonate once again with the colours, rhythms and flavours of Odisha as the three-day cultural…
Push Puni Festival: A Living Window into Odisha’s Tribal Culture
Push Puni is one of the most important traditional festivals celebrated by several tribal communities of Odisha,…
₹3,000 Lifeline for Odisha’s Folk Artists: A Historic Boost to Cultural Heritage
In a significant move aimed at strengthening Odisha’s cultural backbone, Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi has…