Bhubaneswar: An artiste may die, but art never truly dies. A gifted Odissi dancer and
Sydney: If Odissi dance is popular, practiced and performed far beyond its traditional home in
Dhenkanal: After the success of its inaugural edition, the second edition of the Nabagunjar Dance
Bhubaneswar: The Odissi fraternity lost one of its promising young dancers when Rashmi Ranjan Barik
Bengaluru: The seventh edition of Kadambari Utsav, one of the city’s eagerly awaited festivals, once
English is used on gates and posters
Bhubaneswar: The Rabindra Mandap auditorium here came alive with the rhythm, grace and expressive power
Bhubaneswar: The Utkal Rangamanch auditorium at the GKCM Odissi Research Centre here came alive on
New Delhi: When an artiste pours her heart and soul into a festival, it reflects—not
Bhubaneswar: The 15th edition of ‘Gurushree Samman–2026’, organised by Pragnya Nrutyayan, Bhubaneswar, was held at