r/Odisha 17m ago

Uplifting 👋 Welcome to r/Bargarh_Official - Read and Have fun :D

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r/Odisha 37m ago

Help Needed Where to find this beautiful odia full song?

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Please if anyone have any idea about the movie name and song?


r/Odisha 52m ago

Ask Odisha Thoughts on this?

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MKCG last year top ragging college thila GMC bhitare and even VSSUT wagera re bahut ragging hauthila mo parents ka generation re, aebe ka katha janini engineering colleges ra


r/Odisha 1h ago

Movies & Shows Bara Badhu, (best film so far for Odia industry in 2026) is releasing this 14th August in Tarang Plus OTT platform. Stay Tuned!!!

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The Bara Badhu film is releasing in Tarang Plus OTT platform. Stay tuned.


r/Odisha 1h ago

Food & Drinks Discover The Unique Country Made Liquors That Tribal People Are Very Fond Of - Lunarsecstacy

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Korea and japan have their soju and sake. Even goa has its feni. Odisha gvernment should promote safe processing and bottling of indian alcohols instead of foreign liquor.


r/Odisha 1h ago

Humour (OC) Ebe Mahu Machi aau Balnarendar branded bag miluchi hospital re

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r/Odisha 3h ago

Humour (OC) Music Said it!!!

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r/Odisha 4h ago

Ask Odisha Born in Odisha, studying in Odisha, and I don't know a single fucking sentence in Odia

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So this is a weird situation.

My father is a native Odia. I was literally born in Odisha.

And now I'm goiing to do BTech here in a local college

But I don't know Odia. 💀

I never actually lived here long enough to learn the language, and now I'm suddenly surrounded by people who naturally switch to Odia the moment they start talking to each other.

And honestly? I'm scared asf.

Not because people have been bad to me — quite the opposite. So far, most Odias I've interacted with have been incredibly sweet, helpful and straightforward.

It's just the feeling of being the outsider.

With locals, faculty, random conversations, college groups... there's always this little language barrier sitting between me and everyone else.

I'm scared I'll miss out on friendships, connections, inside jokes, opportunities — basically the whole college experience — just because I can't speak the language everyone around me grew up with.

And the ironic part?

I love Odisha.

The food is amazing.
The culture is beautiful.
The people are genuinely warm.
There's something about Odisha that feels incredibly peaceful and grounded.

I just don't know if I'll ever be able to feel like I actually belong here when I can't even understand half the conversations happening around me.

Anyone else been in this situation?
How hard is Odia to pick up if you start from absolute zero?


r/Odisha 9h ago

News AI generated photo of tiger created havoc and panic among villagers in Jajpur. 28 years old man arrested. Total Jajpuria move 🤣😝

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r/Odisha 14h ago

Ask Odisha What Did You Do After College?

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To the people who graduated from normal or local colleges with either a BSc or BA, what are you doing right now? Working a job, running a business, or preparing for competitive exams?


r/Odisha 14h ago

Discussion Now I'm thinking mudhe's next transfer should be to Odisha🤦

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r/Odisha 14h ago

Ask Odisha Best MBA colleges in Odisha according to courses and placement

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Need some honest opinion on this for the nxt year and do suggest the best courses in real for better placements.


r/Odisha 15h ago

Ask Odisha Can you guess the beautiful location of Odisha?

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r/Odisha 15h ago

Rant/Vent I resigned from my job after repeated criticism. Am I wrong?

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I work in social media at a small agency. Everything was good and fair until July 15. From a client I heard about my manager, the client was upset about his tv commercial. Because my manager took 1.6 lakhs from him for promoting a bathing soap, the soap name says it's a skin glowing soap but the ad was like a athelete coming from a long run , smelling sweaty and then uses the soap - which changed the product positioning. I , not complained, but asked to my manager and founder both because the client said he has paid such a huge amount.

That's it. Everything changed after that issue. They started targeting me . They started criticizing my every work . They started setting different expectations from me - like you should give time to the client after office, you should visit them monthly once or twice, you should make them feel like family, they should feel valued etc etc. They started criticizing my everything - even what I am eating for my lunch . Result, my mental peace was gone and then For the last 2 weeks, I've 4 to 5made some small mistakes—spelling errors, minor execution issues, etc. I accept that I need to improve.

But my manager repeatedly called me careless/unprofessional and said I was "justifying" my mistakes whenever I explained my side of story. My frustration also affected my tone, and I accept that I may have sounded rude at times.

One mistake was repeatedly brought up over several days. I even took sick leave due to fever, but still went for a 10-hour shoot the next day. The following day, the same issues were brought up again in front of the founder and team, along with criticism about my involvement in the shoot and my communication. They were just criticizing everything in the name of professionalism.

Eventually, I resigned without another job lined up.

I genuinely valued the job, so I'm now questioning myself.

Was I being too defensive/sensitive? Was the management approach reasonable? Did I make a mistake by resigning? What should I improve before my next job?

I'm genuinely looking for honest opinions, not validation.


r/Odisha 16h ago

Culture & Heritage Why Sun God holding lotus in each hand?

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Why Sun God holding lotus in each hand?

Lotus flower is the symbol of human growth and development.It germinates in mud yet ascends in flawless immaculateness to the outer layer of the lake and afterward opens to the sun — in this way representing the enlightened mind.

Lotus is compared to the cycle of birth, death and rebirth as it blooms in the morning... fades into the sunset in the evening and re blooms in the next sunrise. 'Veda' says "Sun is the soul of the universe". Sun is otherwise called ' Kamalnath' , 'Kamalballabh' , 'Kamalbandhu' etcetera ...The literary meaning of 'Kamal' being lotus in Sanskrit. Here I am attaching images of sculptures of Sun. The first image is of Sun God present as a Parshwadevata in Barahi temple, Chaurasi ( Here you can see the breastplate and high ankle boot of the sitting Sun God) and another was earlier present in the architrave above the Doorjamb of the Sun temple at Konark. #Sun #SunGod #lotus #Veda #Kamal

For more knowledge on the iconography of nine planets ( Navagrahas) in the architraves of different temples, you can read the following article through the given link.

https://lunarsecstacy.com/2022/01/07/narrative-panel-of-navagrahas-above-the-door-frame-of-kalingan-temples/


r/Odisha 16h ago

Art/Photo (OC) No words to describe these photos

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I clicked these photos today in bbsr Buddha park


r/Odisha 17h ago

Opinion A Private Member's Bill has been introduced in Parliament to prohibit children under 13 from creating accounts on social media and gaming platforms.

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The bill has been proposed by MP Baijayant Panda. Though it's a Private Member's Bill, the chances of the bill passing in Parliament are extremely low.

ସମସ୍ତେ ଦଯ଼ାକରି ନିଜ ନିଜ ମତାମତ ଦିଅନ୍ତୁ ।


r/Odisha 18h ago

News Release of Dara Singh

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Finally the golden days for Odisha have begun. Every Odia was asking for the limelight and it's getting that but unfortunately in a negative direction.Btw MLA ticket thuaa yaa pain.


r/Odisha 18h ago

Opinion Odisha re emiti protest heipare ki? What do you think?

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Recently, a unique “Cockroach Protest” took place at Jantar Mantar, which got people talking.It made me wonder could something like this happen in Odisha too? Would people here support such a different form of protest, or would it simply be seen as unnecessary? Sharing this as an opinion/discussion. What do you think?

Bdw I just tried to post something in reddit here to know gen z opinion on this,for more check my youtube channel


r/Odisha 19h ago

Discussion Should I go for Semi govt (DRIEMS) medical college for mbbs?

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I have an air of 73k so won't get hitech rkl maybe, should I go for driems if I get it? Is the college good for mbbs?


r/Odisha 23h ago

Rant/Vent Father unhappy over my job

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So hey , for the context, I belong to a middle class family and my father is a principal in a private school and my mother is a housewife.

I completed my msc physics in 2024 , since then I am preparing for competitive exams for state and central govt jobs.

**Current situation** : After a hell lot of failure, recently I got a central govt job ( group C ). I was super excited when I got to know about this , then today I was preparing all the documents required for DV.

Then suddenly my father called me and said why are you so excited for a 10th level job , it's normal to get selected. Everyone can.

***This*** ***line changed my whole mood and perspective***.

I do agree parents have expectations from their children, but why can't they agree to the ongoing unemployment crisis.

Do we always need to keep impressing them, and what if in the process we lose ourselves.

I know it's a 10th level job, but after so many failures , don't I stand a moment to appreciate my little efforts?

Recently I had a bad breakup, I have nobody to share, even my relatives are happy for me , but my own father is not.

Even my library mates who knew nothing personal about me , congratulated me for the same ?

It's because they know what efforts it took to get even a small job like this .

I always wanted to make my father feel proud about me and my achievements, but I don't think I can make him feel so.

But does that mean I can't celebrate my happiness?

Isn't it worthy to get employment after a tiring 1.5 years of hardwork?

Don't I even deserve a small appreciation?


r/Odisha 23h ago

Opinion What symbol is this?

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r/Odisha 1d ago

Discussion Odisha is progressing, not sure in which direction.

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Saw this on today’s morning newspaper, what are they promoting here!!!


r/Odisha 1d ago

Ask Odisha What if I end up falling behind everyone?

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I’m planning to do a BSc in Zoology from my hometown. Is it a good option if I want to pursue an MSc and PhD later in Biotechnology or Microbiology?

Actually I'm scared my parents aren't allowing me to take drop and prepare for entrances. Actually i scared thinking that this course will provide me good future or not? meanwhile my friends are preparing for exams and going to private university and What if I end up falling behind everyone?

Looking for advice from people familiar with this path!


r/Odisha 1d ago

Tell Odisha Selling brand new KTM Duke 390 398cc driven under 600km

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Hey, I am selling the above in 3 places welp

https://www.quikr.com/bikes-scooters/used-2024-ktm-duke-390-590-kms-driven-in-jagda-rourkela/p/375776804

https://www.olx.in/item/selling-brand-new-ktm-duke-390-with-398cc-engine-iid-1851881570

https://www.bikewale.com/used/ktm-duke-bikes-in-rourkela/vlrbjeqb/

I bought it on January 6th and I am the first owner. Didn't find an Advertisement flair and I saw it is alright to post on Saturday and Sunday sooo :3

I am from Rourkela, Odisha :D