If India is a continent of stories, Odisha is its whispered epic—a state both ancient and alive. Located on India’s eastern coastline, this culturally rich, spiritually potent, and ecologically ...

Can conversations save coasts? In Odisha’s villages, Socratus Foundation’s Climate Panchayats bring 10,000 villagers and ...

From names and kinship ties to festivals and folk dances like Huliyappana Jatre, Waghbaras, Pili Vesha, Bagha Nacha, and Puli ...

Visitors can piece together puzzles, create art, or explore 10,000 years of heritage on interactive screens, at the Museum of Art & Photography’s new spaces.

“The North Odisha Development Council and the South Odisha Development Council set up by the government will play a major role to oversee the comprehensive development of tribal areas,” Majhi ...

Tribal art decorates most of the casinos, and they add cultural programs, giving visitors an opportunity to acquire knowledge of the history and customs of the society.

The Integrated Tribal Development Project (ITDP) office in Jawhar has initiated a massive tree plantation drive, "Ek Zad Dharti Abasaathi" (One Tree for the Earth to Inhabit), aiming to plant ...

AN ART exhibition inspired by Chipping Norton's oak trees is currently showing. Entitled An Oak Show, it is being held at the Art & Talking Gallery located at 6 Middle Row, Chipping Norton.

Bhubaneswar: For generations, residents of 21 remote tribal villages in Odisha’s Kalahandi and Rayagada districts have spent their evenings in darkness, with little more than lanterns or open ...

Odisha schools are trying a new way to teach. Students in tribal areas are learning by doing projects. This hands-on method is part of their regular c ...

A woman student of a college in Odisha's Balasore district, who had lodged a sexual harassment complaint against a teacher, on Saturday allegedly set herself on fire in the educational institute ...

A tribal couple in Odisha's Rayagada district was allegedly forced to plough a field with a yoke placed on their shoulders as a form of public punishment for marrying against community traditions.