N. P. Panigrahi

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Aryan Culture

Journal of Indian History and Culture

Vol. 20

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Journal of Indian History and Culture

Parlakhemundi Under Gajapati Rule: History and Legacy

The Gajapati Raj family established Parlakhemundi as a center of religious, literary, and artistic patronage in Odisha, tracing their lineage to the imperial Ganga dynasty founded by Chodaganga Deva.…

September 2014Vol. 20pp. 160–168

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Aryan Culture

Journal of Indian History and Culture

Vol. 18

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Journal of Indian History and Culture

South Odisha's Mercantile Activities with South Asia (1858-1936 A.D.)

By N. P. Panigrahi

The article examines the mercantile activities of South Odisha's ports with South Asian countries from 1858 to 1936. Historically, South Odisha, known as Kalinga, had a distinct identity encompassing…

September 2012Vol. 18pp. 169–187

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Aryan Culture

Journal of Indian History and Culture

Vol. 15

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Journal of Indian History and Culture

Maharaja Krushna Chandra Gajapati: Champion of Orissa's Separate Province Movement

By N. P. Panigrahi

Maharaja Krushna Chandra Gajapati of Parlakhemundi played a pivotal role in establishing a separate Orissa province in 1936, ending centuries of subjugation. Born in 1892 into the Ganga dynasty, he…

September 2008Vol. 15pp. 155–162

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Aryan Culture

Journal of Indian History and Culture

Vol. 15

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Journal of Indian History and Culture

Lord Jagannath: Universal Redemption and Cultural Synthesis

By N. P. Panigrahi

Lord Jagannath, revered as the Lord of the Universe, embodies universal unity, transcending caste, creed, and religion. His cult, rooted in tolerance and catholicity, synthesizes Buddhism, Saivism,…

September 2008Vol. 15pp. 69–72

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Aryan Culture

Journal of Indian History and Culture

Vol. 14

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Journal of Indian History and Culture

Temples and Tree Cult in Gajapati District: Sacred Plants and Religious Practices in Indian History and Culture

By N. P. Panigrahi

The article explores the historical and cultural significance of tree worship in Gajapati District, Odisha, and its integration with temple practices. It highlights the deep-rooted connection between…

September 2007Vol. 14pp. 68–74

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Aryan Culture

Journal of Indian History and Culture

Vol. 14

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Journal of Indian History and Culture

Jain-Buddhist Conflict in Early Tamilnadu: Manimekalai Perspective

By G. J. Sudhakar, M. Amirthalingam, Shankar Goyal, M. Valliammal, N. P. Panigrahi, Michel Danino, Anjana P. Pathak, Sumabala, A. Chandrasekaran, P. Govinda Reddy, K. Venugopal Reddy, L. Selvamuthu

The September 2007 issue of the *Journal of Indian History and Culture* (Fourteenth Issue) features scholarly articles and reviews focusing on diverse aspects of Indian history, culture, and society.…

September 2007Vol. 14pp. 1–6

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Aryan Culture

Journal of Indian History and Culture

Vol. 13

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Journal of Indian History and Culture

19th Century Gopalpur Port: Maritime Trade Dynamics with Overseas Nations

By N. P. Panigrahi

The maritime trade of Orissa, particularly through the port of Gopalpur, played a significant role in the region's economic activities during the 19th century under British rule. Gopalpur, the chief…

September 2006Vol. 13pp. 151–170

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Aryan Culture

Journal of Indian History and Culture

Vol. 12

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Journal of Indian History and Culture

Trade and Commerce in British-era Gajapati: Weights, Measures, and Artisanal Economy

By N. P. Panigrahi

The Gajapati district, part of the former Ganjam district under British rule, was a predominantly tribal, agrarian region with a population of 458,175 in the early 20th century. Covering 3,440.47…

September 2005Vol. 12pp. 108–115

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Aryan Culture

Journal of Indian History and Culture

Vol. 09

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Journal of Indian History and Culture

Baruva Port Trade Dynamics During British Rule

By N. P. Panigrahi, R. C. Misra

The Baruva port, located in present-day Andhra Pradesh, served as a significant maritime trade hub during the British Raj (1858–1936). Situated at 18°51' north latitude and 84°34' east longitude, it…

September 2002Vol. 09pp. 31–38

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Aryan Culture

Journal of Indian History and Culture

Vol. 06

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Journal of Indian History and Culture

Transport and Communication in 19th Century Orissa: Road Development and Challenges

By N. P. Panigrahi, R. C. Misra

During the 19th century, Orissa's transport and communication infrastructure remained underdeveloped, with roads primarily serving military purposes until 1815. The Trunk Road Department (1845) and…

March 2000Vol. 06pp. 93–110

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Articles

Parlakhemundi Under Gajapati Rule: History and Legacy

South Odisha's Mercantile Activities with South Asia (1858-1936 A.D.)

Maharaja Krushna Chandra Gajapati: Champion of Orissa's Separate Province Movement

Lord Jagannath: Universal Redemption and Cultural Synthesis

Temples and Tree Cult in Gajapati District: Sacred Plants and Religious Practices in Indian History and Culture

Jain-Buddhist Conflict in Early Tamilnadu: Manimekalai Perspective

19th Century Gopalpur Port: Maritime Trade Dynamics with Overseas Nations

Trade and Commerce in British-era Gajapati: Weights, Measures, and Artisanal Economy

Baruva Port Trade Dynamics During British Rule

Transport and Communication in 19th Century Orissa: Road Development and Challenges

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