Who is the most venerated person in India? A mother right?“The natural state of motherhood is unselfishness. When you become a mother, you are no longer the centre of your own universe....

There are two New Years. One is birthday. Another is January First of every year. One is personal, another is universal. Both are New Years for an individual's life. New Year is an emotional...

GAON MITA GET CONNECTED TO 75 VILLAGES Bhawanipatna, 24/03; In a bid to mark the 75th foundation Day of Kalahandi, CDAK is all set to come out with an...

The mothers are Kunti and Gandhari. They lived in the world of Sarala Mahabharata. In Sarala Mahabharata, Kunti and Gandhari never had an easy relationship. It was bound to...

The Horse is a one toed hoofed mammal. It is usually a domesticated animal. The Horse has evolved over the past 45 to 55 million years from a multi toed creature, Eohippus...

Phalguna Purnima is the last purnima of the year. All purnima days are important as it coincides with important festivals and Jayanti days. Many devotees observe day long fast on purnima days....

On this day, our thoughts must go to those young students in Bangladesh (then East Pakistan) who had fallen to the bullets of the police for the cause of their mother language....

Huma mela is annual weeklong fair in the village Huma where the famous leaning temple of Lord Shiva Stands on the left bank of the river Mahanadi 22 Kms south of Sambalpur...

One day our “Atirikta Sahitya (Supplementary Literature)” teacher told us the story of the river Yamuna. I was in Class Vi or VII then, studying in my village school, which was called...

Amid ’80s rustically slow ambience, as the dark clouds wandering randomly in the pervasive sky was heralding imminent rain, we were getting ready for school vis-à-vis mother’s admonishment from the kitchen in...

Matinee Idol is a term used mainly to describe a male film or theatre star who is good looking and therefore is liked by fans. Matinee idols are usually given romantic roles....

It seems the expression ‘killer language” in coming up fairly conspicuously in endangered language scholars’ and language activists’ talk, formal and informal, in our country these days. Odisha cannot be an exception....