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Piya Bin Chaina Na Laage | Sanjoli Pandey | Gaon Connection #folksong #folkmusic
Piya Bin Chaina Na Laage | Sanjoli Pandey | Gaon Connection #folksong #folkmusic

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सावन के महीने में ही क्यों गाई जाती है कजरी
सावन के महीने में ही क्यों गाई जाती है कजरी

By गाँव कनेक्शन

सावन आते ही गाँवों में झूले पड़ जाते हैं और गाया जाता है लोकगीत कजरी। आख़िर सावन में ही क्यों कजरी गाई जाती है और कितने तरह की कजरी होती है चलिए जानते हैं।

सावन आते ही गाँवों में झूले पड़ जाते हैं और गाया जाता है लोकगीत कजरी। आख़िर सावन में ही क्यों कजरी गाई जाती है और कितने तरह की कजरी होती है चलिए जानते हैं।

Festive season, craft fairs help Odisha's Kendara singers to find their lost ground
Festive season, craft fairs help Odisha's Kendara singers to find their lost ground

By Ashis Senapati

Two years after finding it unsustainable to pursue their traditional singing, about 150 Kendara singers in Odisha are now back to wandering in the villages, humming songs while playing their cherished musical instrument which dates back to the 12th century. State government’s efforts to include these artists in the craft festivals and the ongoing festive season has brought cheers to the wanderer-singer community. Details here.

Two years after finding it unsustainable to pursue their traditional singing, about 150 Kendara singers in Odisha are now back to wandering in the villages, humming songs while playing their cherished musical instrument which dates back to the 12th century. State government’s efforts to include these artists in the craft festivals and the ongoing festive season has brought cheers to the wanderer-singer community. Details here.

Raja Parba: Odisha's unique festival to worship Mother Earth during her menstruation days kicks off
Raja Parba: Odisha's unique festival to worship Mother Earth during her menstruation days kicks off

By Ashis Senapati

During the four day-long Raja festival, it is believed that Bhudevi (Mother Earth) menstruates and prepares herself for future agricultural activities because of which all farming activities such as digging of soil and ploughing the field are suspended. Women, particularly unmarried girls, have a special place in this festival.

During the four day-long Raja festival, it is believed that Bhudevi (Mother Earth) menstruates and prepares herself for future agricultural activities because of which all farming activities such as digging of soil and ploughing the field are suspended. Women, particularly unmarried girls, have a special place in this festival.

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