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Dr Rêjûe _eòaûe, \òfäò Ze`eê _âKûgòZ @ûce Rúa^ @ûCe cûUòeþ K[û Rêjûeþ iêeþZû Rêjûe þ^ê@ûñLûA _eaþ - 2016 Zû. 18 ùiù_Ö´e 2016 e @aieùe JUHAR PARIVAR DELHI (REGD.) www.juhar.org Email : [email protected] icþKe fûMò _ù\.... “RfêùQ jRûe jRûe aZú, KûñPò iGfZû iòù^ M^Zòþ, @M^ò Z @ûG GK _ecþ @ûZþcû @M^ò RfêùQ, iaê NùUñ [ûA ù\Lþ.....” (@M^ò / _\àâgâú jf]e ^ûM ) @ûùc cûù^ ù~ùZ \ìe @ûiòKeò eùjùf aò, cû-cûGU fûMò ù~^ @M^ò iaþKe c^ bòZùe RfêùQ, ùiUû ^ûAñ fòbò ~ûG û ùi @M^ò ùK \òfäòùe [û_þ^û Keò @ûCeþ _eþaf Keaûe cù^ûbûa eê R^c ùjfû Rêjûe _eòaûe, \òfäò û @ûce bûhû, iõiþKêeZò, _eaþ, ~û^ò-~ûZeû, ^ûP-MúZ, Lû^þ-_û^þ @û\òe _âPûe-_âiûe aògß Éeeùe Keaûe fûMò Z[û eq\û^ gòaòe, iù`A @bò~û^, _eòùag iêelû @bò~û^ @û\ò iûõiþKêeZòK-iûcûRòK @ûeþ _ûeòùagòK CùŸg ù^A KcðeZ Rêjûe _eòaûe, \òfäò û iaê aQeþ ùfùLñ A aQeþ bò Rêjûe _eòaûe \òfäò Zûe 16Zc ^ì@ûñLûA _eaþ cjû RûKþ-RcKþ ùe ù\ge eûR]û^ò \òfäò ù^ Zò^ò jRûe eê @]òKþ ùfûK cûGU Keò Keò c^CùQ, ù~^UûKò @ûRò ZKeþ iaê^ê aW ^ì@ûñLûA _eaþ afò Kjû~ûA_ûùe û A cjû^ @aieþ [ò cû cûGU e iûõiþKêeZòKþ aòeûiZþ ùK MêùU cûfò [ò Mêñ[ò @û_^cû^þKê ùbUò \CQêñ - “Rêjûe iêeþZû -2016” û - Rêjûe _eòaûe, \òfäò A^ _âKûgòZþ iaê ùfLû ùfLK cû^Keþ ^òRe cZ @ûG û ‘Rêjûe iêeZû’ Aiaêe _âKûg^e MêùU cû]ýc @ûG û ùfLûcû^ue aòhdaÉê ùe KòQò ZéUò fûMò ‘Rêjûe iêeZû’ \ûdú ^êùj û Message iêPò_Zeþ \û\ûMòeú gâú @Uk aòjûeú _Šû 9 i_^ ùjAMfû^ ùXñKò gâú aâjàû^¦ a^ùQûe 12 @ûeê ^ûAñ^ @ûMe Kjñe gâú i¬d Kêcûe cògâ 15 K[û ieþfû _\àgâú jf]e ^ûM 16 ùfûKû«e WKÖe \ßûeòKû^û[ ^ûdK 25 ùfûK iõMúZ, ^û\aâjà I ùfûKaû\ý cû¦f : GK @^êPò«û @¤û_K _êeêùhûc cògâ 28 ùKûgf aûjòe ù\aúù\aZûe- iêfj be^ò a^ûc ae^ò Mêeêgâú _ŠòZ Nûiòeûc cògâ 37 _½òc IWògûe iõÄéZòùe - i´f_êeú ùfûKMúZ gâú ùcûjòZ Kêcûe ÊûAñ 43 PdðûMòZò: ùKûifò e _ùjfû fòLòZ iûjòZý gâú iûùKZ iòâbêiY 46 iñ_êe iêZûeþ Kûaý : ùiû^_êeú aû§ gâú _â\êýcÜ Kêcûe iûjê 48 cjû^\úe cjû~ê¡ : iZý I Z[ý gâú ùK\ûe cògâ 51 eê\âKûkú Rd ùjû... Wÿ. _õPû^^ cògâ 54 ^ûPMúZe @_êað i¸ûe: “^ì@ûñLûA’ @ûce Zòjûe Wÿü. Z_Êò^ú Mêeê 58 _âûPú^ ùfûKaû\ý : ]ê^ùKf gâú ùPø]êeú aòbûe 61 bûMaZþ MúZû (ùKûgþfú) gâú fù´û\e Zâò_ûVú 63 Haldhar Nag: ‘Truly’ Inspirational! Dr. Ashok K Choudhury 65 Epigraphical Treasures of Subarnapur Dr. Sadananda Agrawal 71 Folk Festivals and the Family Bonding Smt. Bandana Meher 82 Temples of Western Odisha on its economic and cultural rejuvenation Sh. Ranjan Pradhan 84 \û\ûMòeú gâú @Uk aòjûeú _Šû AUû @ûiþeúR K[û ^ûAñ ùjùfaò @ûcKê _e\âaý _e ^ûeúKò aùk jeòùa \êÁ û ùjAùQ MêùU cûjû @Wþ_Uò@û û eKZþ cûCñi _âcû\ _Wÿòa @ù^K _âûYú ùjûAùa ^Á ûû ù\ùj ]eòKeò ùKùZ ùjùf iùjùa Kjê^þZ? \ò^ê @^þcû^ Keê[ôùa @ûmû cûjûù\aKe ùaf_Zâò \ò^ùK @^ûPûeþUû cê^êhþ icûR bòZùe aXÿò _ùQ C^û ùjA ~òaû, ùfKò^þ Lae KûMRþ cû^þKê ~ûCùQ û ~ûjó ù\Lùf Lûfò cûWÿ cŸð^ \w jwûcû, aGùf Acû^Ke Kòòðú ~ûKe @ûùNû ùfLû jCùQ û ~^û _WÿêùQ iù[ ù~«ûjò AUû cjûbûeZe cìhkú Qêeò ù\LûA Pìeò, WùKAZò, ^ûeú ]hð^þ ùK^þ @_eû] _eaþ û ÊMðûùeûj^þ KeaûùK @ûC @f_þ icò@û @ùQ û @ûCeþ aû@û ~ûCùQ Kjê^? 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AUûZ Mfû @ûmû aWÿ aWÿ \û\û cû^Ke @ûùe aû_þùe ! icòdû _Wÿùf @ûcKê QûWÿþaû afêQ^þ û K[û û cûZeK A ùfŠò@û aêXÿò@û KêRò \û\û cû^Kê Sê^òSû^ò Keò Kû cûCñiþ `Wÿû `Wÿû Keò LûAù\aû û aGùf behû ^ûAñ û iûµ fcþfcþ ùKê@û fcþ ùfùL^þ _ùfA @ûiê^þ jRêe û ùj@ûùWÿ ù\Lê^þ, ù\LêQ^þ? ùj @ûGRKûf iùb Pûùjñf^ Lûfò \û\û ùjaûùK û \«ûjûZú cû^Kê ù\Lê^þ û _eQû cûfùK LûA _òAKeò Pû¦û aeûfþ Vû^ê @ûe¸ Keò, bf c¦ Zòjûe aûjûe ùKùWÿ ZêùWÿ `êfò CVòQ^þ û ia]û^ @ûmû bòeùKA _Wÿûù^ ù~^þUû ùjaû A KêRò \û\û ~ûKe @ûùNû ù\ùf ù`e cûjû aò_\, Kê\ò @ûiòKeò \êA Pÿòeû Keò Vò@û û aêXÿû aêXÿò iò@û^þ cû^Ke K[û ùjùf gê^þùa KûGñ! `ûWÿò ù\ùa û @ûiê^þ ùi@ûùWÿ ~òcû @ûiê^ û K[ûù^ iaê K[ûù^ ùicûù^ iaþ ~û^Zû û Kùjùf afùa Kùji^þ “~ü _kûdZò i RúaZò” û Rúa^ [ôùf iòù^ “]eùaû _êZûùK _ûù^ ù\A \Cñ û ^ûAñ aûaû [ûC aû_e _êI, @ûiê^þ @ûùc C^ò@ûñ @ûWÿùK ~òcû û ùj [ûC, @ûce KûGñ _WÿòùQ ù~ @ûùc Kùjcêñ û Zêùc bf ù\Lê^þ ! AUû jCùQ @RMe iûµ û icûR bòZùe Zê¸e iaê bf û [ùe Sù^ Kjòù\fû” AZûe aWÿû eêaûa @ûmû, icûR bòZùe Acûù^ MêùU MêùU cûjû LZe^ûK Ròaþ û PKûcûeò ùK^þZû ie_Uò aû_eþ aûAiþ @ûwfò@û aZû ~ûAùQ ù\Lê^þZ? icòdû _Wÿùf Acûù^ MêUûcêUû _êIe Mûw_êeú@û QZû Mòfòù\ùa - KòQò aûKò ^ûAñ eL^þ û K[ûù^ Kùji^ _ùe cûñe ùXuò KêUò _âû^þ ~ûG “]ûAñ ù\øWÿò aûe Z aiò [ûA ùZe” Acûù^aò ùi^þZû _êI _û^þ cPþcPþ LûG cûjû_êeê- ~ûjû _Wÿfû GùLA _ûeùK jRcþ û gûjûÈ ^ûAñ Kjê^^ @ûmû ~ûjû ùjfû ùi^ê @û_Y bûaò _ùe KjòùQ “@RMe ùK \ûZûeûcþ” û QûWÿê^þ QûWÿê^þ, ù^A[ôùa û QûWÿê^, A eûG eêRMûe QûWÿò A ^Kfò \û\û Juhar Surta 2016 NUAKHAI PARAV 2016 11 iûRaûeUû icûR bòZùe MêùU ù`i^þ ùjA Mfû^- QûWÿê^þ @ûmû bûaò aiùfZ @ûCe KòQò Keò ^ûAñ MêùU ùeûMþ ùjA Mfû^ û iaê K[û[ô eûcþ Uòwûfò jêG û aûfòMûñ \ûi, bq cûkòKû ù^ KjòQ^þ- ùfùL^þ aûjû\êeú cûeaûe KûGñ \eKûe Kjê^Z? “_é[úß ù~ @iZý ùjûAa, @ûùcZ ~û^òQêñ “@_^û Mfòùc Kêûbò ùie” û @ûcKê Mêeêuê gòhý ^ cû^òa û iò^û ùicûù^ ùaWÿû [ûaþ KeòQ^þ û ùjùf GWKò aWÿ _û_Kê ^[ôa ù~ bùd, \ê^òdûñUûùK ùicûù^ KûYû VKò _ûeùa? ùKùb _e jòõùiK _âûYú ùjûùd ûû ^êùjñ @ûmû, Zjêñ Zjêñ aWÿû RMZþ aWÿû @ùQ û Z[û_ò aWÿ ù~ ]ù¦ûk fûMòa, ùjùf C_ûd ^ûAñ @ûmû! Z[ûaò ùjùf ùicû^Kê ^ûc ù~ Mê¯ ùjûA[ôa û @ûùc QûWÿò _ûecûñ? ^ûAñ _ûeê û @ûùc ~û^òQêñ ù~ “bûfê ùd cû^ ùja ù~ùZùaùk, iwùZ Kùf bûa- ùKak eûµêWÿûUò fûb” û @µeû LûGùfaò @ûùc ùicû^Kê QûWÿò ^ûAñ_ûeêñ û ùicûù^aò \ûi ZòeKò [ôaê bùf” ûû icûR bòZùe @ûce ùfùL^þ MêùU MêùU iûcûRòK AUû MêùU icûiýû @ûmû û @ûùc iùbñ A[ôefûMò _âû^ú û ùicû^Kê ~ûMû ~ûMûù^ ùPZûa^ò @ùQ @ûmû, C^û @]ôùK \ûdò û @ûiê^þ @ûùc iùb aòPûe Kecû û Sù^ AõùeR Kaò KjòQ^þ- cê^êh icûRùK iêiÚ eLaûe fûMò @ûce ijù~ûM \eKûe û ùaKûe iciýû, \eþ\ûcþ, gòlû iaê iê]ùeA “You can fool some of the people ù\aûùK @ûcKê @ûbòWÿò aûjûeaûùK _Wÿaû û ùZùa all the time, and all of the people some ~ûAKeò A icûRùK UòùK iê]ùeA ùjaû û ~êWÿûùK of the time; but you can’t fool all of the _ùe NêWÿû ieò ^ûAñ û @ûùc Pûùjñùf ùK^Uû ^ûAñ people all the time.” ùjaû Kjê^? Z[ûaò ùjùf A ^Kfò \û\û cû^Ke ùPZû @ûiê^ @ûmû! @ûCe bûaêQ^þ KûYû? Sù^ _iêùQ û KûYû Kùjùa ùicû^Kê @ûmû, K[û K[ûùK AõùeR ùfLK KjòQ^þ “God AlmiGhty hAtes UêùŠ Lûfò Xòiêwþ, Xòiêwþ û ùcQû iòù^ ^òùj `êùU, A Quitter” @ûCe ùj[ôe fûMò \êüLc^û ùjcûñ ùjùf ùicû^Ke ajêeì_ú ùbhþ ~ûKeþ ù\Lôù\ KûñKeò û aeõ @ûiê^þ @ûùc ùicû^Ke fûMò _âû[ð^û ùf @_^û ùQ\þKû ùjAKeò _Wÿò~òùa û _ûVe K[û Kecû, bMaû^ ùicû^Kê i\aê¡ò \C^ û _Pûeò ù\ùfZ aZû aCñiû M^þùa, ùfKò^þ ùPùjeû ù\Lôù\ùf iùUûKò^û Kjò ù\ùaù~- AUû Ròfäû “Father, forgive them, for they iûùjae ^ûZò û gûjûÈ KjòùQ _ùe:- know not what they are doing” “MêùYhê KâòdZûõ d^ôü KòcûùUûù_÷ü _âùdûR^cþ û i^Ú Kaò búc ùbûA aò KjòQ^þ:- aòKâòdù« ^ NûbòMðûaü lúe aòaRòðZûü ûû “ld ~òa KÁ [ôa ~ûe NU, aé¡û @w ~êaû ùja û @[ðûZþ ^òùR ~Z^þ KeòKeò ^òReþ bòZùe Kùj búc ùbûA @mû^ _ûce, Mê^þUûùK aòKûg Kùf KûGñ^ û Lûfò ù\ùLA ùjùfZ GKû le jéù\ bûa, KòQò fûb ^ûAñ jêG? ù~^þ MûG Mêeiþ ^ûAñ \òG, ùi ù~ lùY aòk´ ^Ke – aûù¬^þ QWÿûe ùaùu ù~ùZ Nò aû§ùf ùjùf, ùLk fûMòQò R´ê \ú_eß ù~” û fêùK KûYû
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    Orissa Review * December - 2004 Great Heritages of Orissa Dr. Hemanta Kumar Mohapatra Etymologically, 'heritage' is anything that is or Cultural heritages are the creation of human may be inherited. In such case 'heritage' covers beings, who have created it by virtue of their everything that is seen around the human innovative power, creativity, skill and artistic civilization. Heritage is thus natural or created ability. or has evolved in the course of history. It is natural or man-made. Of the man-made Cultural heritages may be tangible or heritages some are already made and existing intangible. Archaeological heritages may be and others are in the process of making. But otherwise called tangible heritages. The everything what we inherit or may be inherited intangible ones may be called living heritages. can not be heritage in the proper use of the But for better comprehension and convenience term. To assume the dimension of heritage such we have discussed the cultural heritages in features must have influenced the socio- entirety under the following sections. economic and cultural life of the people. It must (a) Archaeological heritages (b) Literary have substantially influenced the imagination heritages (c) Religious heritages and life style of the human beings. A society (d) Performing art heritages, (e) Heritage or civilization is known and become unique festivals (f) Art and craft heritages by its own tradition. It gets its identity by its (g) Modern heritages of Orissa. own heritages. The cultural dimension of Orissa is Heritage is something which is specific varied and wide. Every bit of Oriyan culture and typical of a place, area, region or country and tradition is not included in this discussion.
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  • And Other Kosli Language Books?
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  • Odisha Day Celebrated by G H Raisoni College of Engineering
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    SELF STUDY REPORT (2ND CYCLE) LARAMBHA COLLEGE, LARAMBHA BRAJA VIHAR BARGARH, ODISHA-768102 SUBMITTED TO: NATIONAL ASSESSMENT & ACCREDITATION COUNCIL, P.O.BOX NO.1075, NAGARBHAVI, BANGALORE - 560072 LARAMBHA COLLEGE, LARAMBHA BRAJA VIHAR BARGARH – 768102 (ODISHA) NAAC REACCREDITATION – SECOND CYCLE 2016 STEERING COMMITTEE Chairman : ASHOK KUMAR SAHU, Principal Coordinator : GOPAL CHANDRA SATPATHY, Reader in Economics Joint Coordinator : SUSANTA KUMAR MISRA, Lecturer in English MEMBERS : BUNI GHOSH, Reader in Botany : ANANDA KUMAR SAHU, Reader in Chemistry : DHANESWAR MEHER, Reader in Physics : GORACHAND MOHAPATRA, Reader in History : JANARDAN PANIGRAHI, Lecturer in Odia : AMRITA SAMANTA, Lecturer in Zoology : RATAN KUMAR SHARMA, Lecturer in Pol.Sc : BASANTA KUMAR PADHAN, Lecturer in Maths Compiled & designed by : TOSHARAJ KHAMARI & GOPAL CHANDRA NAYAK CONTENTS Page No. Part-I Preface 1 Profile of the College 2 - 11 Part-II Criteria-wise Inputs: Criterion-I: Curricular Aspects 12 – 18 Criterion-II: Teaching Learning & Evaluation 19 – 29 Criterion-III: Research, Consultancy & Extension 30 – 39 Criterion-IV: Infrastructure & Learning Resources 40 – 50 Criterion-V: Student Support & Progression 51 – 59 Criterion-VI: Governance, Leadership & Management 60 – 68 Criterion-VII: Innovation & Best Practices I & II 69 – 73 Part-III Evaluative Reports of the Departments 74 – 140 Part-IV Post Accreditation Initiatives 141 – 142 Declaration by the Head of the Institution 143 Appendices I- Certificate 2 (f) 145 – 149 II- Certificate 12 (B) 150 – 151 III- Accreditation Certificate (Cycle – 1) 152 – 153 IV- Peer Team Report 154 – 169 V- Master Plan of the Institution 170 Other Required Documents University Affiliation 171 – 174 AISHE Certificate 175 – 176 Certificate of Compliance 177 PART- I PREFACE Nestled in the midst of a scenic and serene rural surrounding, Larambha College owes everything to its founder Braja Mohan Panda, a visionary, philanthropist, educationalist, agriculturalist and above all a nationalist.
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