#Odisha Kana

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Brass Pital Gamla

Introducing the sacred Pital Gamla, a cherished vessel crafted from pure brass, specifically designed to enhance your puja rituals. This divine gamla serves as a symbol of reverence and devotion, allowing you to create a sanctified space for offering prayers and worship.

Handcrafted with utmost precision, the Pital Gamla radiates a golden sheen that signifies purity and spirituality. Its intricate engravings and ornate detailing reflect the rich cultural heritage of ancient traditions, adding an aura of grace and elegance to your puja altar.

This brass gamla holds immense significance in Hindu rituals, as it becomes a vessel for presenting flowers, sacred water, or other offerings to the deities. Its wide base provides stability, while the spacious interior accommodates an array of offerings, allowing you to express your heartfelt devotion.

The Pital Gamla not only serves as a functional accessory but also as a centerpiece of spiritual energy. As you offer your prayers and perform rituals, its presence amplifies the divine vibrations, creating an atmosphere of profound connection with the higher realms.

Embrace the sanctity of the Pital Gamla and infuse your puja ceremonies with deep reverence. Let this revered vessel be a conduit for your devotion, enabling you to nurture a stronger spiritual bond and experience the blessings of the divine presence.

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suna sabu bhala?!!?💖💖 your work is beautiful🌌🌌 but you're divine🙈

Dhanyavaad 😭💕💕

Sabu bhala chalichi ta aaguku dekha jau

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Paintings

Paintings

Pattachitra is a traditional painting of Odisha. It is mainly depicted by Jagannath and Hari and Radha's love story. The paintings are based on the Jagannath culture. It is painted by Oriya painters using a variety of natural colors on painted or mandala corners. It is a major and very ancient art of Odisha. The word "Pattana" means "Kana", a special type of painting painted on a special Kana. It draws a variety of spiritual images. The history of painting has been around for thousands of years.

Creation and history--

Prior to the twelfth century AD, painters from Kalinga (present-day Odisha) were engraved with palm leaves, carved or painted "foundations" on the temples, monastery walls of the palace. Probably a factor as to why they're doing so poorly. Paintings were painted on the walls of Puri, Konark and Bhubaneswar in the 5th century. In Raghurajpur, Puri, there has been an unprecedented development of the art for men and women, which has given the village the status of an artisan.

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🔸 Thousands year old Shivling found at Tanaman village of Sahupada panchayat under Kanas block In Puri District, Odisha. A farmer while ploughing his field discovered this huge Shivling ..... According to the source, Kalucharan Parida, a farmer of Tanaman village, was ploughing his farmland Wednesday afternoon when he felt his ploughshare hit something hard... Out of curiosity, Kalucharan started digging the particular spot carefully. What he found left him dumbfounded. He could not believe his eyes that he found a Shivling buried on the ground. He immediately informed about his discovery to his neighbours and other villagers. As the news spread, hundreds of people from the village and nearby village gathered at the spot to have a Darshan of the Lord. "" Linking the incident to the Holy month of Shravan in which Lord Shiva is worshipped, people have started worshipping unearthed Shivling! "" https://www.instagram.com/p/CCtkp0wJJLf/?igshid=1h4rknz3wk80n

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NETAS OF ODISHA HAVE STARTED GIVING BRIBES TO THE VOTERS AS POLL OFFICIALS SEIZED A TRUCKLOAD OF REFRIGERATORS AND MIXER GRINDERS IN PURI DIST. OF ODISHA :

NETAS OF ODISHA HAVE STARTED GIVING BRIBES TO THE VOTERS AS POLL OFFICIALS SEIZED A TRUCKLOAD OF REFRIGERATORS AND MIXER GRINDERS IN PURI DIST. OF ODISHA :

A truckload of refrigerators and mixer grinders were seized by poll officials today in Odisha, purportedly for distribution among voters to influence them.The flying squad of the Election Commission intercepted a truck near Chupuring under Kanas block in Puri district.While the staff of the vehicle could not come up with satisfactory answers, the officials seized the electronic gadgets.We…

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Dashahara bull ride

Dashahara bull ride

Dashahara Bald Yatra is a different kind of Dashahara festival celebrated by Thodia and Baldia people in Bhubaneswar village of Dhenkanal district. During the procession, people worship the bulls and join them in the Bhasani procession.

According to a gob (caste) named ‘Bhobana’, the village is named after Rani Bhubana Sundari. It is known as the largest village in South Asia. The village became NAC in 1922. The village is home to about 36 Pataks or ethnic groups. For generations, the villagers have been celebrating the authentic Oriya festival Dashahara in a unique way while maintaining brotherhood and goodwill. While Dashahara is celebrated in different parts of Odisha, bulls are the main attraction in Bhubaneswar Dashahara. In Dashahara, large oxen are decorated and worshiped. At the end of the decade, on the day of Bhasani, the procession of oxen is included.

Legend has it - Traders have long been worshiped here to make the trade prosperous and successful. Legend has it that the merchants of the Thodia and Bania communities of the village used to transport and transport goods by cart. The people of Baldia rode carts. Business was good for the oxen in the surrounding area. During the Dashahra, the business was booked, the shop was decorated, the account was worshiped, and the business was suspended for a while, so the oxen were rested. At this point, the villagers pay homage and respect to the oxen. The oxen are adorned with garlands, ornaments, bells, bells, parrots, colorful velvet kana, etc., and are taken to the village deity for worship. He walks around the temple and brings it home.

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Trilochanpur High School

Trilochanpur High School Trilochanpur High School is located in the Kanas block of Puri district in Odisha

Trilochanpur High School is located in Trilochanpur Panchayat under Kanas block of Puri district.

Establishment and features--

The school was founded in 1969. It is run by the Department of Education. The medium of communication in the school is Oriya.            It is a government school. The school has a total of five classrooms. Teaching is taught here from eighth to tenth. There are six teachers and one teacher to teach the children.

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Jankiagarh Sahi

Jankiagarh Sahi

Jankiagarh is a village in the Kanas block of Puri district in the Indian state of Odisha. The village is part of the Satyavadi Assembly constituency.

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Devdalan

Devdalan

Devadalana / Darpadalana Ingredients: Rath Yatra (also known as Ghosh Yatra and Srigundicha). Puri's Rath Yatra is world famous as the main pilgrimage to Odisha. It is one of the twelfth pilgrimages celebrated in the temple. Of all the types of chariots used by the gods throughout India, the three chariot-building styles of Shrikshetra are very mysterious. The process of building a chariot has been industrialized since time immemorial. Each year, according to tradition, the construction of three new chariots begins at the threshing floor in front of the shrine. The various functions in this regard are jointly carried out by the state and district administrations, the law department, the temple administration, the police administration and the municipal administration. There are three different chariots for the three Thakurs of the temple. The chariot in which Shri Subhadra, the sister of Shri Gannath Mahaprabhu, the symbol of equality and friendship, rides and travels to the Srigundicha temple for nine days, is called Devadalan.

Chariot construction style-- According to industry and tradition, chariots are made of entirely new wood every year in Puri. According to tradition, the construction of these three chariots begins at a new height and scale in the chariot in front of Srinagar. The construction of the chariot and the beginning of the procession begin with the date of Saraswati Puja Sripanchami. On the third day of Akshay, the three chariots are in good shape. The Devadalan chariot has 4 horses, a chariot, two beds, a chariot, and 9 side deities. Before the completion of the Devdalan chariot, the 14 chariots were started on a fixed date by about 14 tailors, and the chariot mandini kana was made and decorated in three chariots.

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Flag

Flag

Ingredients: Rath Yatra (also known as Ghosh Yatra and Srigundicha). Puri's Rath Yatra is world famous as the main pilgrimage to Odisha. It is one of the twelfth pilgrimages celebrated in the temple. Of all the types of chariots used by the gods throughout India, the three chariot-building styles of Shrikshetra are very mysterious. The process of building a chariot has been industrialized since time immemorial. Each year, according to tradition, the construction of three new chariots begins at the threshing floor in front of the shrine. The various functions in this regard are jointly carried out by the state and district administrations, the law department, the temple administration, the police administration and the municipal administration. There are three different chariots for the three Thakurs of the temple. The chariot in which Shri Balabhadra, the elder brother of Shri Gannatha Mahaprabhu, the symbol of equality and friendship, rides and travels to the Srigundicha temple for nine days, is called Taladhwaja.

Construction style-- According to industry and tradition, chariots are made of entirely new wood every year in Puri. According to tradition, the construction of these three chariots begins at a new height and scale in the chariot in front of Srinagar. The construction of the chariot and the beginning of the procession begin with the date of Saraswati Puja Sripanchami. On the third day of Akshay, the three chariots are in good shape. The lower chariot carries 4 horses, a chariot, two beds, a chariot, and 9 side deities. Before the completion of the flag-raising chariot, about 14 tailors started on the scheduled date and the chariot mandini kana was made and decorated in three chariots.

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Devi river

Devi river

The Devi River is a major tributary of the Mahanadi, a river that flows through the Kedra-East Indian states of Odisha, Chhattisgarh and other states. It flows through Jagatsinghpur and Puri districts of Odisha and falls into the Bay of Bengal.

Route-- The river is in the final stages of its tributaries. The river, originally called Katyodi, is separated from the Mahanadi in Cuttack and flows through Alipingal, Machhagaon and Nuagaon through the Astaranga Kanas block of Puri district. It falls 70 km near the mouth of the river near the border of Cuttack and Puri districts in the Bay of Bengal. The mouth of the river is full of dense forests and uninhabited.

Navigation-- The river is beautiful as far as the fish. Tidal water enters it, but large vessels cannot enter it due to the large amount of sand. Two sailors were killed in a boat accident here in 1988.

Birthplace of the tortoise-- Due to its location near the mouth of the river, a large number of Olive Ridley turtles come from the sea every year to lay their eggs in the sand on the river bed. It is estimated that about 8 lakh turtles arrive in the winter each year. However, the number of fishing boats in the estuary is currently declining. Locals are protesting against the declaration of the turtle sanctuary.

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Itishree murder

Itishree murder

The shocking death of Itishree Pradhan, an education assistant at Tikiri High School in Kashipur block of Rayagada district, has come under suspicion. It was the headline news of 2013 in Odisha.

Incidentally-- On the night of October 27, 2013, Itishree, a teacher, was rescued from a fire at a school on the campus. He died on October 27 while undergoing treatment at Care Hospital in Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh. The state government has ordered a criminal probe into the allegations. Itishree, from Kanas area of ​​Puri district, was teaching at Tikiri Primary School in remote Rayagada when he was accused by school inspector Netrananda Dandasena of harassing him at various times. He is thought to have survived an earlier attempt to oust him following Mr Jiang's intervention. Investigation-- As per the Supreme Court's order, the CBI had completed its investigation for the seventh time and filed a petition in the court on August 3, 2015, asking for an additional six months to investigate. The court directed the CBI to complete the investigation of the actual case within three months instead of six months. Supreme Court Inspector RD Sharma, who oversees the progress of the investigation, issued the order after submitting a preliminary investigation report. Bengaluru-based lawmaker Sudipta Lenka, however, filed a public interest litigation in the Supreme Court. However, the court denied the allegations in a statement issued Friday stating "Similar, baseless allegations concerning the state government have been made more than once. The Supreme Court finally ordered a CBI probe on January 20, 2015, citing suspicions in the crime branch investigation. The Special Investigation Team (CIT) of the CBI launched an investigation into the case on February 25, 2015.

Results-- The Rayagada District Judge's Court heard the report of the murder case after the state government handed over the investigation to the crime branch to the Crime Branch. However, the report was filed by the Crime Branch without identifying the main accused, but former school SI Netrananda Dandasena was arrested in connection with the case and was lodged in the Rayagada jail. The Supreme Court on January 20, 2015 directed the CBI to investigate the case as the main culprit has not been identified by the Crime Branch, which means that the real culprit has not been identified. However, on April 26, 2016, Judge Rayagada sentenced Nityananda Dandasena, a convicted murderer, to life imprisonment. Netrananda Dandasena, who is serving a life sentence in Koraput jail, was admitted to Shaheed Laxman Nayak Medical College on the night of August 16, 2020 due to his illness. The Koraput jail superintendent said he died on the morning of August 17, 2020 while undergoing treatment.

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The Government of  Odisha should think as to why people are taking law into their own hands as two youths assaulted Tahasilder in his office in Puri.  The Police detained a youth for allegedly manhandling and attacking Kanas Tehsildar and additional Tehsildar of Puri district inside their office on Saturday. The youth has been identified as Babuli Patra of Chandapada village in the district and is now being interrogated by cops. Sources said, Babuli barged into the office and started attacking additional Tehsildar Sahadev Sahoo. When other office-bearers including Tehsildar Sanjay Pratihari tried to stop the youth, the latter attacked the Tehsildar. Later, the office staff managed to get hold of the accused and handed him over to the Konark police.  However, the exact reason behind the incident is yet to be ascertained. Earlier in November, Revenue Inspector (RI) Bishnu Charan Mohapatra, of Kanas block was also assaulted by a local while the former had gone for damage assessment of paddy crops by recent unseasonal rain at Haladiapada village in the block. Meanwhile, such incidents of attack on government officials by villagers have now become a major concern for the law enforcing agencies. The Odisha TV : 9th. Dec,17

GOVT. SHOULD THINK AS TO WHY PEOPLE ARE TAKING LAW INTO THEIR OWN HANDS AS TWO YOUTHS ASSAULTED TAHASILDER IN HIS OFFICE IN PURI : The Government of  Odisha should think as to why people are taking law into their own hands as two youths assaulted Tahasilder in his office in Puri.