#Best Fish Curry in Bhubaneswar

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Looking for the best Fish Thali in Saheed Nagar, Bhubaneswar?

Atithi Devo Bhaba is the Best Restaurant in Saheed Nagar that offers famous fish thali, fish curry, fish patra poda, maccha patra poda, fish fry, etc.

Contact or Visit Atithi Devo Bhaba today and enjoy the mouth-watering dishes from our wide variety of odia cuisine at an affordable price.

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An Unforgettable Monsoon Tour to Odisha

Discover the enchanting beauty of Odisha during the monsoon season. Beyond its renowned cultural heritage and architectural wonders, Odisha reveals mesmerizing destinations that come alive with sheer magic.

Immerse in natural beauty and lush landscapes:

Odisha is blessed with breathtaking natural beauty that flourishes during the monsoons. Majestic waterfalls cascade down hills, while lush green forests thrive with the gentle touch of raindrops. Daringbadi, known as the 'Kashmir of Odisha,' and the Simlipal National Park showcase the true essence of the monsoons, painting a vivid picture of tranquility and vibrant colors.

Embrace biodiversity and wildlife conservation:

Monsoon Destinations In Odisha is not only a delight for humans but also a crucial time for Odisha's diverse ecosystem. Explore these monsoon travel destinations to indirectly contribute to the preservation and conservation of the region's delicate flora and fauna. Additionally, witness various hidden animal species that emerge during this time, offering a unique opportunity for observation and learning.

Experience local heritage and cultural festivities:

Odisha is a state full of vibrant cultural heritage and festivities, and these are especially intertwined with the monsoon season. One of the most prominent of these occasions is the grand Rath Yatra in Puri, where Lord Jagannath is worshipped and carried in a chariot. The heavy downpour during the monsoons adds a special touch to the atmosphere of this event, making it even more captivating and spiritual. It is a chance to immerse yourself in the culture of the region and witness its devotion and rich legacy. The vibrant colors of the chariots, the sounds of the music, and the sight of devotees paying homage to Lord Jagannath make it an unforgettable experience.

So, if you’re in Odisha during the monsoons, don’t miss out on this unique and vibrant cultural extravaganza and be sure to witness the devotion and rich cultural heritage of the region.

Indulge in culinary delights and gastronomic adventures:

The monsoon season in Odisha is not only a time of refreshing rains and lush greenery, but it also brings with it some delicious local delicacies. From the streets of Bhubaneswar to the villages of Odisha, you can find some mouth-watering dishes that are sure to tantalize your taste buds. For example, the popular street food of pakhal bhaat, fermented rice, is a must-try, as well as baripada maccha, a delicious fish curry. If you’re looking for something sweet, then the traditional desserts of rasabali and chenna poda are definitely worth a try. Each of these dishes has its own unique flavor and texture that is sure to make you come back for more.

So, if you’re looking for a truly unique experience, why not embark on a culinary journey through the heartland of Odisha and savor the authentic flavors of the region? With its delicious dishes and traditional recipes, this is one culinary adventure you won’t soon forget.

Conclusion:

Odisha's monsoon season unveils a whole new side to this culturally enriched state. From its natural beauty and biodiversity to its local heritage and culinary delights, there are endless themes to explore during monsoon travel in Odisha. So, equip yourself with an umbrella and rain boots, and embark on an unforgettable journey to experience the magic that unfolds when the heavens open up over this enchanting land.

Planning to go on a Odisha tour in Monsoon? Swosti Travels is definitely your best choice., the leading travel agency in the region. As the top travel agent in Odisha, they have established themselves as the best tour operator in Odisha.

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Odisha (Orissa) - The Soul of Incredible India

Odisha (Orissa), which is largely popular all over the world for one of the renowned sacred shrines of Lord Krishna (Lord Jagannath) in Puri, is capable to offer you a very unique kind of experience and some unforgettable memories to the collection of avid backpackers. With numerous splendid temples, grand monuments, mesmerizing beaches, fantastic wildlife sanctuaries and the mind-blowing natural panorama of the state, Orissa is synonymous with natural splendor at its best.

Places to See

Odisha (Orissa) is an ideal destination for all domestic and international tourists, who are seeking a rich collaborative experience of nature, spirituality, culture, religion, and art. If you are planning for Odisha tour, then do not miss the true masterpiece of architecture - Sun Temple at Konark and the temple of Lord Jagannath at Puri (popular for the Rath Yatra chariot festival) along with mesmerizing beaches of Puri to experience nature at her beautiful best.

The Jagannath Temple of Puri is prime attraction among the devotees which belongs to the 11th century and also well-known as one of “Char Dham” for Hindus. Puri beaches are also famous for annual Beach Festival taking place in November and perfect for a quiet holiday maker due to paucity of the crowd here.

The next on the list is Konark Sun Temple, which is a true masterpiece of architecture and one of the most stunning monuments of religious significance, which is located at a convenient distance (35 km) from Puri. The name of Konark temple is an amalgamation of two words - Kona and Arka meaning corner and the Sun respectively.

If you are an avid birdwatcher, then you must visit Chilika Lake which is recognized as one of the most important wetlands in the world because it is home to a phenomenal variety of birds. The lake teems with birds over 160 species in peak season between November and February. Migratory ones fly from great distances, from Siberia, Iran and Central Asia. Kalijia Temple is also one of the famous attractions which are located on the island in the Chilika Lake. Another major attraction is Satpada Island for Irrawaddy dolphins.

There is an exciting place for Wildlife lover known as Bhitarkanika National Park. It is special due to the Mangroves, Giant Salt Water Crocodiles and numerous varieties of other animal species. King Cobra, Indian Python, and Water Monitor Lizard are also found out in the mangrove forests in the sanctuary.

Culture

Odisha (Orissa) is very rich and vivacious in the culture of blessed environments of Lord Jagannath temple, the medieval architecture of Konark's Sun temple, the incredible caves of Jainism, and the spiritual monasteries of Buddhism.

The Odisha culture comprises mainly three groups, the tribal, the folk and the urban population that lives side by side with utmost social harmony in different cultural dimensions. Odisha (Orissa) is having a rich and oldest culture of heritage, about a period of three thousand years. The people here are very hospitable, amicable, and jolly by nature.

Festivals

Rath Yatra or Car Festival (June-July) is the most famous Odisha festival which attracts pilgrims and visitors from all over the world. Other notable festivals which are celebrated by local people are Dola Purnima (Holi), Konark Dance Festival, Puri Beach Festival, and tribal festivals.

Food

Temple food is one of the well-known foods of Odisha which is purely vegetarian and prepared in desi ghee without even onion and garlic. It is offered as Prasada (offering to the God) and it generally consists of Khechidi (Odia version of khichdi), Arrna (rice), Mitha Dali (sweetened dal), Kanika (sweetened rice), Kheeri (kheer- Indian sweet dish) and Khatta (sweet and sour dish generally made of tomatoes, dates and other fruits).

Food in Odisha (Typical meal) is simple and relatively low on spices. The food is typically cooked using mustard oil which is an essential part of Odisha's cuisine. Rice is the staple carbohydrate in any Odia meal. It is typically accompanied by Dalma (slow-cooked vegetables with lentils), Dal, Bhaja (vegetables fried with light seasoning). They are also fond of Macha Tarkari (Fish Curry) and Mansa Tarkari (Mutton curry) with rice. It is always coupled with Bharta and Saaga. Bharta is prepared from brinjal and mashed potatoes mixed with Indian spices whereas Saaga is green leaves prepared with some garlic and dried red chilly.

Shopping

One who wants to take plenty of gifts for family and friends, shouldn’t be worried as one can have ample opportunities to shop in the form of myriad craft forms of Odisha. The markets of Odisha (Orissa) offer something for everyone.

You can shop for mementos and souvenirs made from an exquisite silver latticework of Cuttack, animated wall hangings from Pipli, intricate paintings from Raghurajpur, glorious hand-woven fabrics from Sambalpur. Sand sculpture from Puri or a patta Chitra is a kind of gift which someone can cherish for life owing to its magnificence. Many people buy Images of Gods and goddesses or animals and plants etc. from Puri, Bargarh, and Cuttack to be presented as small tokens of love to their family and friends.

How to Reach

By Air, Bhubaneswar is the only city which has an airport in Odisha (Orissa) and well connected to Calcutta, Delhi, Chennai, Mumbai, Vishakhapatnam, Hyderabad, and Raipur.

By Road, the state is well connected to its neighboring states through a good road network.

By Rail, many super express trains ply to and fro on a daily basis from Bhubaneshwar to major cities like Chennai, Calcutta, Puri, Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore, Guwahati, Hyderabad, Tirupati, and Trivandrum.

Best Time to Visit

November to February is the most favorable time to visit Odisha (Orissa) as recommended by many travel experts as the temperature comes down to the bottom of the mercury level in winter.

Over to you

Are you planning to travel with your family but unable to decide where to go? Orissa could be a great option for you.

If you need any assistance with preparing the itinerary, JustWravel could help you out…

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FISH AND CHICKEN ONLINE ORDER

For the past few years, e-commerce has become an important part of our life. The influence of the internet has made many things easier and achievable within a short period. Now, the majority of people prefer online shopping over shopping from markets. In online shopping, the options are more with a wide variety of products which is not available in local shops. Online shopping also saves your money as the prices are comparatively less. The best thing about online grocery shopping is that you can get your orders at your door which saves a lot of your time. You can order anytime and from everywhere you want. Online Grocery shopping is available almost everywhere but “NON-VEG BAZAAR” has come up with a very unique idea of selling fish, meat through online mode.

We are selling fresh fish and meat of different types online. The food products that we provide are fresh.

● ABOUT US:

NONVEG BAZAAR is an online shopping site that provides chicken and fish delivery in Bhubaneswar. This is the only shop that provides online shopping options for meat and fish delivery in Bhubaneswar. We always prefer quality over quantity and that’s why we always offer fresh fish and meat. Besides, we will give your order as per your choice i.e. the fish and are cut in a way you want and our delivery boy will be at your doorstep at the given date.

The fish and meat we provide are of reasonable price. Also, unlike markets, we provide exciting offers on your purchase.

● WHAT IS SO SPECIAL ABOUT US???

We are special and unique because there are very few or no such shops that provide fish and chicken online orders in Bhubaneswar. We offer many options in both the meat and fish category. The bestsellers of NONVEG BAZAAR are Bhakura fish, chicken, mutton, Rohu Fish, Jianta Rohi fish. Also, we offer combo packs in which fish, chicken, and mutton are present each of 500gm. Not only fish and meat but also, we provide fresh prawns.

We accept online payments like all other online shopping apps. Also, we take all necessary steps to look into your hygiene. The food items are well-packed and sealed by us so that it does not get rotten. We also offer seafood and eggs online.

● OUR ITEMS INCLUDES:

In the fish category we offer;

1. Rohu Fish

2. Bhakura Fish

3. Pohala Fish

4. Chuna Fish

In the chicken category we offer;

1. Chicken Leg Curry cut 

2. Chicken curry cut

3. Chicken biriyani cut

4. Chicken boneless cut

5. Chicken lollipop cut

6. Chicken keema cut

In the mutton category we offer;

1. Mutton Biriyani cut

2. Mutton curry cut

3. Mutton keema cut

4. Mutton boneless cut

In the prawn category we offer;

1. Prawn medium-large (Desi)

2. Prawn Medium

3. Prawn medium-small

4. Prawn small

So, what are you waiting for? We are only one click away and you will get your required fish or meat at your desired time in Bhubaneswar. Feel free to contact us and order whatever suits you.

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Reposted from @odiafoodiebuddies And my F3 (Favourite Fish-y Friday) is Back! 🤤 . I agree, Maa's Macha tarkari (fish curry) is the best, but mine doesn't look bad either, I guess?.. 😛 . Happy weekend ahead everyone! Checkout @odiafoodiebuddies for more such updates... ❣️ . Stay safe ❣️ . #indianthali #tastyfood #odiafood #odiafoodblogger #spicyfood #foodstyling #northindianfood #thekolkatabuzz #f52grams #fish #sodelhi #forkyeah #foodgasm #odiafoodiebuddies #chickencurry #chicken #foodiesofbhubaneswar #indianfoodblog #indianfood #instafood #food #foodporn #foodgram #odishagram #bhubaneswar #muttoncurry #meat#indian #desi #homemade @mystique.9 https://www.instagram.com/p/CEw72DgFI1q/?igshid=kum5a1azrl8b

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For some time doing freelance work provides extremely amount of satisfaction as companies offered to work for their websites and I do it and now they have started paying for my work and while doing this for some time I received Google Adsense publisher account. It provides one of most extremely amount of satisfaction as it provide one of better understanding of how a website can be beautiful optimised in order to have greater amount of sharing of advertisements all over.

Now, there is plenty of amount of extremely satisfiable time and for this I search for jobs in fact full times so as to provide one of extremely way to share my knowledge towards constructing of websites, better management of wordpress websites, PHP and other digital marketings, search engine optimisation technologies, search engine management, content writer and so on and for this my search for full time job continues.

My location is at Puri and the job opportunities for Puri town is scarce as there is no such important industries are there in nearby locations. For this I have to reach to Bhubaneswar as there are more and more business opportunities in order to catch the provisions and I do hope that most of them will call me for interview purposes and then this would be helpful for me.

I am pretty much excited about it and for this I search through internet and short list some of these companies which deals with my important work schedules and my expertise and for this I continue to search it and take the help of many search engines such as that of Google job search, Indeed, Linkedin and find out some real jobs and locations of jobs and by reaching through their website I do make some sort of research on it and then find that, I note down their requirements and then put it on a plane paper.

I write down companies as and when I found it on the serial wise. I write down the name of the company one y one and then go to their website as I read about their service offerings, as well as about their companies so as to find out more about their companies as these would help immensely while taking interview at these listed organisations. I wrote down the names of companies and then match my work profile and which work profile vacancy there and then I wrote down their email addresses, telephone numbers and then talk about their companies.

Then, I wrote down their telephone numbers and then take my phone and connect with a headset and then call these companies with the help of these numbers as I connect with headset to have clear tone while talking with these companies. Most of these companies call for walk ins and they told me to come with hard copy of my curriculum vitae.

I talked with these companies and then I contact with them and wrote down the schedules and then I talk to them and then confirm with them of my appointment so that when I reach there and so that I can continue my interview with them. I reached on the specific date with my daddy and then start with them with shuttle train which starts from Puri at eight am so that we can reach towards these interview points at the specified time.

We got up at half past four and then finish my daily routines, and then worship Lords inside home and then both me and daddy went to reach towards railway station as distance from my home towards railways station as it is hardly a fifteen minutes of work. I used to dress not formal but not so formal as the climate in Puri is currently with greater amount of humidity.

We reached at railways station as shuttle train is the passenger train and the price from Puri to Bhubaneswar is 15 rupees per person and there is no rebate of senior citizens. Generally, for senior citizens there is concession on express and superfast train tickets and for female senior citizens rebate is more that male counterpart.

I keep tickets inside my purse, so that tickets will not lost in the midway as government always checks tickets and it is important for all passengers to make journey within trains with valid tickets. We reached at Bhubaneswar, and then went to DTS bus stand and there government buses changes from Sahara Bus stand to Mo Bus. We reached at the location but bit confused about infocity and DTS Cybercity. We need to reach at DTS cyber city but sadly we got up at Infocity which is one kilometer prior to this.

One week back  we reached at the DLF cyber city but sadly we forgot exact location and then we feel hungry so at the side lane on one temporary shop we ate two cream breads costs ten rupees each and the size of the breads are so huge that I eat seventy five percentages of the bread. Then, we asked the shopkeeper about whereabouts of DLF cyber city and he shows one board which seems to go back side from where we are standing out there.

The sun was shining at its best and half of sky was filled with more and more clouds and this means the humidity and the power of sun is on the rise. Daddy wore one cap and I opened the umbrella there in order to avoid the scorching heat arising out from sun’s rays. We at last after 20 minutes of meandering here and there reached at the DLF cyber city and the next stop was to reach at the eleventh floor to attend interview of Shiftu Technology as there was the provision for content writer.

We reached there attend the written and then interview part and then we reached at the outside of DLF Cyber City and we moved out from, garage ideas it was almost one pm and we are feeling hungry and outside there was a moving hotel over a small truck and from there both me and daddy ate fish meals which is of 50 rupees. Surprisingly the rice was cod other wise all the other items are good and most of persons who are working there in the DLF Cyber City used to take lunch from there as for the distance there is no good amount of food stall in Chandaka industrial estates.

The rice was cold but other items such as dal, the mixed non veg curry and the sweet water fish is good and benefit of chillies. I find it extremely nice to eat out. Hen, we move to the end of that street and then the citi bus stand out there. Nearby to that area we found that one ice cream parlour and with ten rupees with one cone and two scoops and the taste of both the scoops of ice-cream is very tasty and then the town bus reached and it was from private town bus stand, and they took 40 rupees to reach to master canteen and there was no concession of senior citizens out there.

When we reached from Puri to Bhubaneswar and then to mo bus the government town bus service in Bhubaneswar they have concession for senior citizens as they took 30 rupees for this journey, so this is the prime difference between government agencies and the private agencies.

Then we reached at DTS bu station to reach to Puri through air-conditioned bus service, as we reached at 3 pm but the bus was not going anywhere and we the bus service begins at 5.30 pm when most of people occupied the seats inside air-conditioned bus. During these two hour and 30 minutes we feel hungry and daddy from the nearby stall brought spiced puffed rice and it was of ten rupees and nice for taste and here is the man who delicately preparing the street food with too much of care and while watching this video which I uploaded on my YouTube channel Itechil and from there you can find more and more interesting videos to understand the travelling experiences of mine towards various routes.

While returning from Bhubaneswar to Sakhigopal there was too much of high-speed of rain and the speed of rain was too much and the air conditioned bus became too much cooler and that removes most of ours tiresome moments from this tiredful journey and the feeling of rain out there is extremely immense satisfaction and the movement of bus through new Puri-Bhubaneswar routes bypassing the Pipli makes the journey extremely satisfying.

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Odisha is still untouched by the mayhem the country sees today, said the jolly grandpa of English literature, Ruskin Bond whose stories feel home and speak of characters we’re sure to encounter in our life. MHere to attend Bhubaneswar Literary Fest, the eminent writer, shared some of his life’s memories, opinions and experience in a conversation with Odisha Sun Times. Ruskin Bond lost his father when he was only nine years old and had a lonely two to three years. “I found refuge in books at that time. We had a wonderful library in our school so I would read lots of books by different authors like Charles Dickens and Charlotte Bronte. I also read popular authors like Agatha Christie and P.G. Wodehouse. Detective stories have also been my favourites which I am currently reading too (pointing to ‘The word is Murder’ by Anthony Horowitz kept on his table). As I grew older, I was given complete charge of my school library so I had the key! I would spend my time there reading books, a whole lot of them,” he said. He went to no college or university after his school and instead pursued writing while doing odd jobs to take care of his daily expenditure. Speaking about his early days of writing, he said, “In school, I had this exercise book where I would note down everything including my experiences in school with teachers. I would rather write funny things about them and it fell into the hands of the headmaster one day! He said, ‘I see you’ve been wasting your time, Ruskin,’ and tore it. So, my first novel was down in the dustbin before anyone knew (laughing). Anyway, I had decided to pursue writing by the time I completed my schooling. When I went to my mother and she asked me about my future plans, I said that I wanted to be a writer to which she replied, ‘Don’t be stupid, Ruskin. Join the army’, because in those days we had limited career options. Joining army was the best of all but it didn’t interest me. I flew to London and worked there to earn while writing my first novel, ‘Room on the Roof,’ which astonishingly is still around!” Over the years, a lot of things have changed including the writers, the writing style and the number of publishers, is what he feels. “About 30-40 years ago, we hardly found any publisher but it has now become a business. Writing is fashionable these days while in my early days, one didn’t really earn much through writing. Also, technology has brought about a whole new dimension to it. Years ago, a writer had the pleasure of anonymity and we were known by names, not faces. Today, writing can make you a celebrity. Being anonymous is better because then I can walk around freely and observe people,” he said. He further expressed how his love for longhand writing has kept him away from gadgets. “It is also out of laziness that I avoid all these technological stuff,” he laughed. Born into an English-speaking family, he too picked up the same. His Hindi learning was restricted as it was the colonial period. “Hindi was introduced in the curriculum later in 1948 and I had completed my schooling by then,” he said. Emphasising on the importance of regional language, he said it’s important for everyone to learn it. “Though the chances of success in books written in the regional language are less or restricted. You can always get it translated,” he added.  “I feel, Odisha is still untouched by all the chaos and mayhem of the country. I have been to Gopalpur, Puri and Konark, not much into the interiors but I am sure we’ll see more quiet corners in Odisha than Mussoorie. This city itself, it has wide avenues, free spaces and lawns to spend some time. I have come here a lot of time and I feel at home here. Whenever I visit Odisha, guesthouses prepare Dalma, rice and other Odia food. I love the fish curries more. I love fishy things!” he said as he laughed. He mentioned about a story in one of his ghost story collection, where he wrote about his stay in Gopalpur in a bungalow whose caretaker turns out to be a ghost. “In the story, I forget my passport in Gopalpur’s Bunglaw and when I am back home in Mussoorie, someone knocks on the door. It’s the caretaker with my passport who gives it to me and vanishes!” We might read some more of Odisha in his books very soon, he said. He works on two-three things concurrently, he said while sharing about his future plans. “I am working on children’s stories, dreams and a short memoir. I’m taking it easy because I have so many books unread still. I have been writing down my dreams since last few months. The first thing I do when I wake up is recalling those dreams and penning them down which is what I’ll come up with next, soon.” In a message to budding writers, he said, “Keep budding and blossoming! Write more, read even more and keep improving your style.” His sense of humour adds up to the charm his stories create. Wrapping the interview up, he had a message for Odisha, “Odisha, keep getting more beautiful and prosperous.” The Odisha Sun Times Bureau : 11th. Jan,18

ENGLISH LITERATURE RUSKIN BOND SAID ODISHA IS STILL UNTOUCHED BY THE MAYHEM THE COUNTRY SEES TODAY : Odisha is still untouched by the mayhem the country sees today, said the jolly grandpa of English literature, Ruskin Bond whose stories feel home and speak of characters we’re sure to encounter in our life.