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odnewsin · 4 days ago
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Two tribal men sentenced to life imprisonment for gang-raping 12-year-old girl
Phulbani: Two tribal men were sentenced to life imprisonment by a special court in Odisha’s Kandhamal district Friday for gang-raping a 12-year-old girl. Judge Rajesh Das also imposed a penalty of Rs 30,000 on each of the two convicts. There were a total of four accused in the case. While one remained on the run, the other was acquitted by the court, Special Public Prosecutor Asim Praharaj…
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anukumariime · 1 year ago
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KandhamalMP #DrAchyutaSamanta #Founder #KIITKISS #KIITUniversity #kissfoundation #Visited #CommunityHealthCentre #Khajuripda #BloodBank #DistrictHQHospital #Phulbani #DistrictCollector
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eclecticqueenduck · 3 years ago
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ଫୁଲବାଣୀରେ ପୋଲିସ ଛାଉଣୀ
ପାର୍ବଣ ଭିଡ଼ ଏଡ଼ାଇବା ପାଇଁ ଫୁଲବାଣୀ ସହରରେ ପୋଲିସର ଫ୍ଲାଗ ମାର୍ଚ । ୨ ପ୍ଲାଟୁନ ପୋଲିସ ଫୋର୍ସ ସହରର ବିଭିନ୍ନ ମାର୍କେଟରେ କଲା ଫ୍ଲାଗ ମାର୍ଚ Published: Otv Khabar Bureau Last updated: 14 October 2021, 10:30 AM IST This News has been Retrieved from the RSS feeds, We do not Claim Copyrights for it. You still have an issue please contact us and email.
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momanakatha · 3 years ago
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Edit/Quote-@momanakatha Do Follow♦️and Share🔶Follow🔷 For More Odia Original Content Post-@sidharth_love_subhashree A Quote by@biswajitjena260 👉Odia Love Story's💞 👉Odia Sad Story's 💔 👉Odia Quotion 🤔 👉Admin-@biswajitjena260 😝 👉My brand page- @momanakatha 🌼 👉My another page -@prem_ki_bhasa Follow for hindi quotes ❤️🧡💙💚❤️🧡💙💚 #momanakatha #momanakathaquote #momanakathasayari #odisha #bhubaneswar #cuttack #bhubaneswardiaries #cuttackbuzz #koraput #kendrapara #keonjhar #sambalpur #mayurbhanj #malkangiri #baripada #balesore #jajpur #phulbani #bhadrak #jharsuguda #jagatsinghpur #hindiquotes #englishquotes #love #lovequotes #romantic #miss_medium💕🙈 #mumbhai #odishatourism (at Odisha) https://www.instagram.com/p/CS0yZIvpvbZ/?utm_medium=tumblr
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odnewsin · 20 days ago
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Probe begins into mango kernel deaths in Odisha, Opposition blames govt
Bhubaneswar/Phulbani: The Odisha government Wednesday began an investigation into the death of two women allegedly after consuming mango kernel gruel, while opposition BJD and Congress blamed the BJP administration’s “negligence” over the incident. Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi Tuesday ordered an inquiry by the Revenue Divisional Commissioner (RDC) of the Southern Division into the alleged…
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wowhealthfitness20 · 4 years ago
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Cold wave grips Odisha, Phulbani records 4 degree Celsius | Bhubaneswar News
Cold wave grips Odisha, Phulbani records 4 degree Celsius | Bhubaneswar News
BHUBANESWAR: Odisha continued to reel under cold wave for the third day on Wednesday with Phulbani in Kandhamal district registering a low of 4 degree Celsius, making it the coldest place in the state. The Regional Meteorological Centre here said, the cold wave is likely to prevail at one or two places in 11 districts in the next 24 hours. The mercury in picturesque Daringbadi in the mountainous…
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mcmessner · 5 years ago
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14th Julia Margaret Cameron Award for Women Photographers I am very excited to be in Barcelona to participate in the group exhibition at FotoNostrum Gallery honoring recipients of the 14th Julia Margaret Cameron Award for Women Photographers as well as the 14th Pollux Awards.
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webodisha18 · 5 years ago
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Medical College And Hospital To Come Up In Phulbani: Odisha CM Bhubaneswar: In a bid to boost health care infrastructure, Odisha government today announced a slew measures. Based on the reports of the ‘Mo Sarkar’ team visits to six districts, Odisha today decided to set up a government medical college and hospital at Phulbani district headquarters hospital.
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kspjobalert · 4 years ago
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eclecticqueenduck · 3 years ago
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ଗାଁର ବିକଳ ଚିତ୍ର... ଭରା ନଈରେ ନଦୀ ପାର ହେଉଛନ୍ତି ଲୋକେ
ଗାଁର ବିକଳ ଚିତ୍ର… ଭରା ନଈରେ ନଦୀ ପାର ହେଉଛନ୍ତି ଲୋକେ
ଗାଁଠୁ ସହର ସବୁଠି ବିକାଶ ହୋଇଛି। ଏ କଥା କହି ବୁଲୁଛନ୍ତି ସରକାର। ହେଲେ କନ୍ଧମାଳ ଜିଲ୍ଲାର ଏଚିତ୍ର ଦେଖିଲେ ଆପଣ ନିଶ୍ଚୟ କହି ପାରିବେ ବିକାଶର ଚିତ୍ର ଏମିତି… Published: Otv Khabar Bureau Last updated: 11 October 2021, 12:00 PM IST This News has been Retrieved from the RSS feeds, We do not Claim Copyrights for it. You still have an issue please contact us and email.
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momanakatha · 3 years ago
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Edit/Quote-@momanakatha Do Follow♦️and Share🔶Follow🔷 For More Odia Original Content Post-@_.arpita._143 A Quote by@biswajitjena260 👉Follow us on- Facebook page Youtube Sharechat Twitter Tumblr 👉Odia Love Story's💞 👉Odia Sad Story's 💔 👉Odia Quotion 🤔 👉Admin-@biswajitjena260 😝 👉My brand page- @momanakatha 🌼 👉My another page -@prem_ki_bhasa Follow for Hindi quotes ❤️🧡💙💚❤️🧡💙💚 #momanakatha #momanakathaquote #momanakathasayari #odisha #bhubaneswar #cuttack #bhubaneswardiaries #cuttackbuzz #koraput #kendrapara #keonjhar #sambalpur #mayurbhanj #malkangiri #baripada #balesore #jajpur #phulbani #bhadrak #jharsuguda #jagatsinghpur #hindiquotes #englishquotes #love #lovequotes #romantic #miss_medium💕🙈 #mumbhai #odishatourism (at Odisha) https://www.instagram.com/p/CSzK-xzp_hP/?utm_medium=tumblr
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vidushi-trickytravellers · 3 years ago
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Tribal Tourism in Odisha
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India is blessed with the vibrant cultural heritage of assorted ethnic tribes. Odisha, the land of paddy meadows and palm-fringed silver seashores, temples, streams, cascades and tribal community, is restored with major enchantments such as the temples of Bhubaneshwar and Puri, miles of pristine beaches and the stunning Sun Temple of Konark. If understanding people of other cultures and discovering about their indigenous culture is what fascinate you the most, then nothing can be promising than planning an excursion to the tribal villages of Odisha. Undertaking Odisha tribal tour will let you explore the tiny tribal towns in Odisha, communicating with the locals, and closely observing their aged old traditions.
It is home to 62 groups of tribes and 24% of its population is tribal. These tribes fill as the soul of the state and are the ones who maintain to date their culture and tradition unchanged. These famous tribes of Odisha primarily survive on farming, fishing, agriculture, hunting and gathering all of which is characterised as subsistence economy. Regardless, with the changing time, few of them made their route to the mining and industrial belts of the state. Some popular tribes of Odisha like Koya, Mohali, and Loharas are specialised in tasks like cattle breeding, toolmaking, and basket weaving. Furthermore, a sightseeing voyage to the Tribal Museum in Odisha makes people come close with the conventions and culture of these tribes, their way of living, how they characterize their essence in the form of their clothing and much more.
Intriguing Facts About Odisha
Situated in Odisha, Dhanu Jatra is the world’s largest open-air theatre.
Odisha’s dance form – Odissi, is one of India’s oldest existing dance forms.
Shree Jagannath Temple encompasses the world’s largest kitchen.
Bhubaneshwar is adorned with nearly 600 spectacular temples.
Mayurbhanj houses rocks that date back 3 billion years.
Tribes of Odisha
Kondhs
Kondh is one of the biggest tribes in Odisha that idolise hills, nature, and rivers. The community of the Kondh tribe have a fundamental knowledge of the mountains, trees, wilderness, and plants.
Sauras
Sauras is one of the historical tribes in India that also uncover their recognition in the Hindu epics of Mahabharata and Ramayana. The tribe has an unusual shamanic culture and its people are the incredible craftsman of Saura paintings.
Bondas
One of the nation's fundamental tribes inhabiting in the picturesque hills in Malkangiri district, Odisha. The distinct culture, fascinating traditions, and conventional clothing make Bonda the most famous tribal community in the state.
Santhals
The outstanding warriors during the British dynasty in India and furthermore greatly fun-loving ones are the people of the third-largest tribe of India - Santhal. Music and dance are actions that are cherished the most by Santhals.
Gonds
A warrior tribe that inhabits the peaks of Koraput, Balangir, Sunderbagh, Kalahandi, and Sambalpur is Gonda. Not only India's but Gond is one of the largest tribes in South Asia.
Bhumias
Regarded as the most-cherished tribe in the state, the Bhumia tribe is vibrant in tradition and culture. The distinct marriage trends and unique traditions make Bhumia a must-visit tribe in India.
Oraons
Regarded as the greatly advanced and developed tribes amongst all presented in the list, Oraons have triumphed in tea plantations. Today, several of the Oraon people are moved to Indian metro cities.
Koyas
Amongst the more than 60 Odisha's tribes, Koyas is one of the top tribes with vibrant ancient tradition, culture, art, and customs. Apart from Malkangiri, Odisha, the courageous people of Koya tribes furthermore inhabits some portions of Andhra Pradesh and Chattisgarh.
Parajas
Believers of multiple gods and goddesses, the Prajas are the residents of wildernesses and hills. The people of this wonderful community have a unique fascination and love for music and dance and are primarily agriculturists.
Gadabas
Asserted to be the ancientest and historical tribe in Odisha that tracks its history from the Ramayana period is Gadava. It is furthermore the most colourful tribe that maintain their livelihood through agriculture, hunting, and fishing.
History of Tribes of Odisha
Since prehistoric days the territory of Odisha has been resided by myriad people. The earliest colonists of Odisha were fundamental hill tribes. Although prehistoric communities cannot be specified, it is established that Odisha had been colonized by tribes like Saora or Sabar from the Mahabharata days. Saora in the mountains and the Sahara and Sabar of the plains persist to be a significant tribe scattered almost all over the state. A maximum of the tribal people have been influenced by Hindus and have embraced Hindu traditions, customs and rituals.
Since its earliest perceived history, the territory that roughly resembles present-day Odisha has gone by myriad names, largest notably Utkala (or Okkala), Kalinga, and Odra Desha (or Oddaka), which emerged in historical literature as designations for specific tribes. The ancient Greeks inferred the latter two groups as Kalingai and Oretes. Those titles eventually became recognized with particular territories.
Tribal Society and Culture of Odisha
The antiquity of Odisha is validated by its ancient communities who prevail to occupy their traditional residence spots in remote regions in the rich wildernesses and mountainous cores. Soaked in the mystery that encompasses their historical ways, the Odishan tribals persist to be a source of deep attention not merely for anthropologists and sociologists but furthermore for multiple travellers who gather to Odisha in the exploration of the unusual mystique of this considerably unexplored state.
Lush forests, a mountainous landscape and remote regions of land support Odisha assist a thriving tribal population. Of the 645 Scheduled Tribes enrolled in India, Odisha hosts the largest volume – 62 indigenous tribal communities inhabit in the state.
Intact for centuries and generally untouched by civilisation, the historical tribal colonies are found on highlands or close to rivers streaming near jungles, far from the plains. Yet, the cultural ethos, individuality and strength of the state are deeply impacted by its affluent ethnic tribal diversity. While few share common traits, each tribe diversifies largely in terms of lifestyle, cultural traditions, spiritual beliefs, mythology, language and appearance.
A tribal economy is run essentially by actions around the wilderness. Maximum communities were hunter-gatherers, who furthermore performed some fishing as a basis of livelihood. Agriculture and farming are moreover trained with the slash and burn method or shifting cultivation. Though, larger tribes have embraced modern agricultural techniques and cattle breeding. Several regional tribes sustain themselves with crafts and artisan techniques such as tool-making, textile and basket-weaving, and metal craft. The regional haat (market) is the best time to observe myriad tribes together. Haats are held on particular days at precise platforms and offer tribals an arena to buy provisions or livestock or sell their wares. Despite poverty and a battle for survival, they still conserve their heritage and passion for music, dance and celebration.
The southwestern part of the state maintains the largest concentration of tribal population in the subcontinent. When you go southwest of Bhubaneswar to Baliguda in Phulbani district, you attain the entry point to the tribal hills. The road passes through magnificent countryside and forested peaks sal trees, and a conventional tribal tour provides travellers with an opportunity to experience the mysterious heritage of Odisha. Stop at Deshia Paroja villages en route to Jeypore and proceed further south to the Thursday haat of the Bonda and Gadaba tribes at Onukudelli and observe Dhurubas at Gupteswar. The Tribal Museum at Koraput is a nice introduction to the state’s affluent tribal culture. Every Friday, Kundli, 65km from Jeypore, hosts the biggest haat in the whole tribal region with up to 10,000 people travelling the market to trade. Here, one may locate the Paraja tribe. Proceed 145km from Jeypore to Rayagada to explore the Kutia Kondh weekly market on Tuesdays at Kotgad and the Dongria Kondh market at Chatikona on Wednesday.
Best Time To Visit Odisha
Summers in Odisha can rise to a stinging 37 degrees. This hot temperature makes it very difficult to travel. As such, the winter season is the perfect time to plan a trip as temperatures rise to a maximum of 28 degrees. Also, the state is in its genuine bloom that is a visual treat for the eyes.
How To Reach Odisha
By Road – Orissa has a detailed network of state and national highways, making it easily available to the remainder of the nation. In fact, the length of national highways has more than doubled in the previous four years. Orissa State Road Transport Corporation comprises inter bus services. However, you may likewise opt for other modes of road travel.
By Rail – Bhubaneshwar Railway Station is one of the most crucial stations in the state. It is exceptionally convenient too! Just to call a few, the station is nicely connected to Mumbai, Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad, and Kolkata. No matter which state you come from, possibilities are, it has a direct train to Bhubaneshwar.
By Air – Odisha’s sole airport hails from the capital town. Biju Patnaik International Airport has direct flights to domestic locations such as Mumbai, New Delhi, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Raipur, Varanasi, and Chennai. Also, it assigns international flights to and from Thailand and Malaysia.
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hinducosmos · 5 years ago
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Nrusingha Temple at Podapoda Village, Odisha Jitu Mishra wrote : The Nrusingha Temple at Podapoda Village on the highway that connects Phulbani with Baliguda is the only remains of rich wooden heritage. Though mostly gone, the temple has been known for its wooden gems featuring Tantric rituals and geometrical motifs on its lintel. Unfortunately, its roof is replaced with tin sheets now. Depiction of peacocks forming a circle at the central part of the lintel is a major draw. Besides, there are representations of garudas and monkeys noticed in the interior of the structure. (via Virasat-E-Hind Foundation Blog)
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odnewsin · 1 month ago
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Maoist killed in encounter with security forces in Odisha
Phulbani: A Maoist was killed in an exchange of fire with security forces in Budanai reserve forest area of Odisha’s Kandhamal district Friday, police said. On receipt of an intelligence input, an operation was launched in the forest area October 23 and it continued till Friday. During the operation, an exchange of fire between the SOG and Naxals erupted this morning at around 9 am on…
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jobsdemon-blog · 8 years ago
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Vacancy in District Court, Kandhamal, Phulbani – Last Date 03-04-2017
Vacancy in District Court, Kandhamal, Phulbani – Last Date 03-04-2017
Applications in the prescribed format are invited from intending candidates for filling up of the following posts of Junior Clerks/ Junior Typist /Stenographer, Grade-III OFFICE OF THE DISTRICT JUDGE, KANDHAMAL, PHULBANI Advertisement No. 2 of 2016 CORRIGENDUM TO RECRUITMENT ADVERTISEMENT DT.09.09.2016 Junior Clerk – 13 Posts Junior Typist – 2 Posts Stenographer Grade-III – 5 Posts Applications…
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mcmessner · 6 years ago
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