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Three-day long ‘Biswa Odia Bhasha Sammilani’ (World Odia Language Conference) was inaugurated Saturday by Odisha…
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The ancient Kalinga heartland of Odisha, formerly known as Orissa, is where Buddhism first made its way throughout…
5 Offbeat sites of Odisha you must explore
Odisha, located on the Indian subcontinent’s eastern coast, is home to a diverse range of excellent tourism stuffs.
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The culturally rich state of Odisha, which is tucked away on India's east coast, has long been praised for its rich…
Disappearance Of Nachniyan- The Famous Folk-dance Of Western Odisha
Through socialization, traditions change throughout time and are transmitted to next generations.
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Chhau is a traditional dance style originated in the eastern Indian state of Odisha.
Folk Dances Of Odisha That Will Mesmerize You!
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How Millet transforms the lives of Tribals in Odisha
Millets are grains that are tiny in size, round in shape and can be white, gray, yellow or red.