Art Keeps Me Alive, Says Mandal Artist From Odisha Swetapadma Mishra
Bhubaneswar: Despite suffering from a dreaded disease, 30-year-old Swetapadma Mishra of Keonjhar town has emerged as an acclaimed mandal artist....
Read moreDetailsBhubaneswar: Despite suffering from a dreaded disease, 30-year-old Swetapadma Mishra of Keonjhar town has emerged as an acclaimed mandal artist....
Read moreDetailsA Christian by birth but Hindu at heart, it was Hungarian lass Katalin’s love for Odissi dance that made her...
Read moreDetailsEven after a 25-year intimate involvement with theatre, as an accomplished actress and promising director who has performed across India...
Read moreDetails“Why do these men dance in the costume of women?” Twenty-eight years ago, a school-going girl of Baripada had asked...
Read moreDetailsSurviving in the land of Bollywood as an independent Mardal player, Odisha’s indigenous percussion instrument, for 17 years is a...
Read moreDetailsBhubaneswar-based Janhabi Behera is quite familiar as a gifted Odissi dancer. Recipient of the prestigious Ustad Bismillah Khan Yuva Prative...
Read moreDetailsAs a teenager, Narottam Das bagged Odisha State Award for the best design in terracotta in 1996. By the time...
Read moreDetailsCuttack-based Mamata Samantaray has been an employee of Odisha Police for over 25 years. That’s her profession. However, her passion...
Read moreDetailsGuru Sudhakar Sahoo is 86 and still dances on stage. The oldest Odissi performer in the world today, he also...
Read moreDetailsMardal, Odisha’s ancient and indigenous percussion instrument is an integral part of Odissi music and dance traditions. Ironically, it was...
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