Prachi river flowing in the Prachi valley near Bhubaneswar, the capital city of Odisha, is considered as the Saraswati of the East. The mystic Saraswati River in the Indus Valley has long been extinct, but Prachi is still flowing, although Read More
“Banaste dakila gaja, barasake thare asichi Raja Asichi Raja lo gheni nua saja baaja. Raja doli kata kata, mo bhai matha re suna mukuta Suna mukuta lo, heuthaye jhakamaka” (the traditional folk song in Odia saying about Raja’s revelry, meaning Read More
Udayagiri – one of the caves among the twin hills in Bhubaneswar, is quite known for its earliest caves & motifs, mostly used as dwelling place by the Jain ascetics. It’s visited by tourists, travellers , students, researchers & round Read More
Sahasralinga literally means 1000 lingas. Where 1000 miniature lingas are carved on the pujabhaga (main linga pix) following certain geometric principles (set in 99 vertical lines, 11 horizontal), it’s called sahasralinga. The name Sahasralinga has been created because of the Read More