Bhubaneswar: For Odias living abroad, the news of the Union govt listing Rath Yatra in Puri and Cuttack's Bali Yatra in its ...

Getting a step closer towards securing the UNESCO Intangible Heritage tag, Odisha’s Rath Yatra and Bali Jatra have been ...

A crucial meeting to address the ongoing controversy over unseasonal Rath Yatra was held on Thursday at the State Guest House in Bhubaneswar. The key meeting, led by Gajapati Maharaj, included senior ...

After the successful launch of its flagship online portal Orissa Diary in 2004 (www.orissadiary.com). Later We formed the Odisha Diary Foundation Currently several new portals are in operation they ...

Have you ever stepped into a place and felt an unexpected sense of peace, as if something beyond the physical world was quietly at work? That feeling of calm, almost as if you’re being watched ...

BHUBANESWAR : After a gap of three years, the state government has renewed its efforts in getting the UNESCO Intangible Heritage tag for the Rath Yatra in Puri. The Shree Jagannath Temple ...

"I own the land and there is no conflict of interest with Jagannath Temple," he said. Set to open in 14-16 months, before the Rath Yatra of 2026, the resort is expected to redefine spiritual ...

The Odisha government renews efforts to secure UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage status for Puri's Rath Yatra. Discussions with Union Ministry officials for support have been positive.

SJTA has initiated the process to secure UNESCO's Intangible Cultural Heritage tag for Puri Rath Yatra. SJTA Chief Aravinda Padhee discussed the matter with the Union Ministry of Culture, seeking ...

"I own the land and there is no conflict of interest with Jagannath Temple," he said. Set to open in 14-16 months, before the Rath Yatra of 2026, the resort is expected to redefine spiritual tourism ...

According to a press release here today, the Sri Lanka Ramayana Yatra, scheduled to begin on March 25, will offer a seven-day tour covering sacred sites linked to the epic Ramayana, including ...

COLOMBO: IMF chief Kristalina Georgieva pledged to support Sri Lanka's economic recovery, praising the cash-strapped nation's "remarkable turnaround" during online talks with its president.