New Odisha Age

Utkal or Odisha Divas: Pride of the Odia People 

Bhubaneswar: Odisha and its mother tongue Odia are not just words but represent the emotion and sentiment of every Odia people. The language Odia plays the pertinent role to establish relationship, create bonding between themselves. The people residing in the remotest village to those living in cities are connected with this one string of Odia…

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Religion Used as Weapon for Minority Politics 

Bhubaneswar: The Hindus in Murshidabad, West Bengal are facing humiliation, torture and sexual assault in the current riots in the name of protest against the Waqf law. These people feel unsafe in their own land and state. Last Friday, SDPI and other muslim groups called for a protest opposing the Waqf law. After the Friday…

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Television Industry: Past and Present

Bhubaneswar: Television industry is deteriorating with time in terms of basic amenities provided to the actors, technicians, crue members etc. Basic amenities are like clean wash rooms, health food in the sets, proper drinking water, hygienic environment provided on the set for the people who work at least 12-15 hours or sometimes more than that….

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Pana Sankranti: Odia New Year, Celebrating With Tradition and Modern Touch

Bhubaneswar: Pana Sankranti, Odia New Year celebrated with utmost enthusiasm all across the state. This auspicious day is also well known in the name of Maha Vishuba Sankranti or Mesha Sankranti is the beginning of Odia New Year. On this day the Odisha state perform certain traditional rituals of making and sharing ‘Pana’, cultural dances…

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Is Rahul Gandhi an Asset to BJP

Bhubaneswar: Rahul Gandhi and Congress party tries to eliminate almost all the sections of the society while addressing the issue of tariff which is now a global problem. The party which has been claiming to be a hard core secular ideology and pro- minority is now making blunders though it’s misguided blabbering.  The dalit leaders…

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Murshidabad Burns in Protest against Waqf Law

Bhubaneswar: Murshidabad burns of extreme violence. Temples have been vandalized and idols are destroyed, along with that two lives have lost in the violence. The streets are burnt down and vandalized. There are terrible sights of groups of masked people creating violence and spreading brutality in the city in the name of Waqf protest. Shops…

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Indian Mythology, Hinduism and Its Benefits

Bhubaneswar: The religious beliefs and traditions in India are more of a lifestyle and way of life. The supreme court has also defined Hinduism as a way of life not just a belief, and worship of gods and goddesses. The scriptures in Hinduism also direct about aligning the body, mind, soul, and polishing humanity as…

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Revival of Odisha’s Culture, Dance and Handloom

Bhubaneswar: In the current times there are many programs, platforms and reality television shows that provide forums for modern and contemporary dance forms but classical dances especially Odissi dance has very few platforms to be promoted and exposed to the world forum. Though there are a few new programs that are being initiated of late…

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Unmukt Foundation Trains Children to Make Organic Colours for Holi Celebration

Bhubaneswar: Holi is the festival of colours. The shades of colours are visible everywhere, from floors to walls, from hands to the clothes. The naturally made organic colours are very much in use and demand. These organic colours are seen being used and made at the Saraswati Sisu Vidyamandir in Khandagiri, Bhubaneswar. In this school…

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GULAB BARI: INDIA’S FIRST WOMEN-ONLY FLOWER HOLI FESTIVAL BLOOMS IN THE CAPITAL

A Revolutionary Celebration of Safety, Sisterhood and Sustainability Redefines Holi Traditions NEW DELHI, March 13, 2025 – In a bold reimagining of India’s most vibrant festival, Ardee Racquet Club in collaboration with Times Prime presents “Gulab Bari” – Delhi’s first women-only Holi celebration featuring an innovative flower-based festival experience. Set to transform New Friends Colony into…

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