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Journal of Indian History and Culture

Vol. 16

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Chilika Lake: Historical and Ecological Perspectives

Chilika Lake, Asia's largest brackish water lagoon spanning 1,000 sq. km in Odisha, holds international ecological significance due to its unique bio-diversity. Formed approximately 6,000 years ago…

September 2009Vol. 16pp. 166–172

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Vol. 13

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Bhima Deula: Mahendragiri's Ancient Stone Temple

By R. C. Misra, B. Subudhi

Mahendragiri, a sacred peak in Orissa's Gajapati district, holds significant historical and architectural importance. Identified with the Eastern Ghats' *kulapargata* (sacred abode) of the Eastern…

September 2006Vol. 13pp. 9–15

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Vol. 10

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Folklore in Orissa: Historical Perspectives and Cultural Significance

By R. C. Misra

The provided text discusses the study and significance of folklore in India, particularly focusing on Orissa. It traces the term "folklore" to its 19th-century origins, noting its evolution from…

March 2003Vol. 10pp. 93–104

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Vol. 09

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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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Vol. 08

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Female Figures on the Walls of Konarak: An Appraisal of the Sun Temple

By R. C. Misra, N. Nayak

The Sun Temple at Konarak in Orissa, renowned for its architectural brilliance and intricate sculptures, stands as a testament to human skill in art and architecture. Its walls feature an…

March 2002Vol. 08pp. 37–46

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Journal of Indian History and Culture

Vol. 06

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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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Journal of Indian History and Culture

Vol. 04

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Chikiti Zamindari: Historical Evolution and Cultural Legacy in South Orissa

By R. C. Misra, B. Devaraj

The Chikiti Zamindari, established in 881 AD by Kesava Rautary (Veera Kardama), was an ancient zamindari in Ganjam district, Orissa. Originating as a military chief under the Raja of Puri, it shifted…

March 1999Vol. 04pp. 76–84

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Vol. 03

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Rural Social Structure in Orissa (400-1000 AD): Caste and Occupational Groups

By R. C. Misra

The Orissan inscriptions from 400-1000 AD reveal a rural social structure centered on the fourfold varna system, with occupational sub-castes like gokutas (cowherds), saundiras (distillers), and…

September 1997Vol. 03pp. 16–26

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Vol. 02

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Iron Artisans and Village Life in Early Orissa (400-1000 AD)

By R. C. Misra

In early Orissa (c. 400-1000 AD), blacksmiths (Zathakara) and heaters (idpitakdras) were vital artisans, crafting agricultural tools, weapons, and daily-use items like ploughshares, axes, sickles,…

March 1997Vol. 02pp. 96–101

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Articles

Chilika Lake: Historical and Ecological Perspectives

Bhima Deula: Mahendragiri's Ancient Stone Temple

Folklore in Orissa: Historical Perspectives and Cultural Significance

Baruva Port Trade Dynamics During British Rule

Female Figures on the Walls of Konarak: An Appraisal of the Sun Temple

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

Chikiti Zamindari: Historical Evolution and Cultural Legacy in South Orissa

Rural Social Structure in Orissa (400-1000 AD): Caste and Occupational Groups

Iron Artisans and Village Life in Early Orissa (400-1000 AD)

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