Raja Parba is celebrated in honour of Bhudevi or Bhumi, the Hindu earth goddess of fertility. According to folklore, the ...

Raja Parb is also known as Raja Sankrantil. It is a unique and vibrant festival celebrated in the Indian state of Odisha, ...

The vibrant Odia Raja Parba festival honours Bhudevi, the earth goddess and celebrates divine femininity. During these few ...

Raja Parba, an annual festival celebrated in Odisha, India, is a vibrant and culturally rich event dedicated to honouring womanhood and the earth's fertility. This unique festival spans three days ...

Raja Parba, also known as Mithun Sankranti, is a three-day long festival celebrated with great enthusiasm and grandeur in Odisha. It starts on June 14 and ends on June 16, 2023.

In a world fraught with struggle for women everyday, the Raja Parba festival celebrated in Odisha every year comes as news that delights. The 4 day-long festival celebrates womanhood and menstruation ...

Raja Parba, a 3-day festival celebrating womanhood is being celebrated across Odisha starting Monday. During this period, it is believed that Mother Earth menstruates and prepares herself for ...

Bhubaneswar: Raja Parba, a three-day festival celebrated with great enthusiasm and grandeur, kicked off in Odisha on Saturday ...

Bhubaneswar (Odisha) [India], June 14 (ANI): A three-day festival 'Raja Parba', which celebrates the onset of monsoons and earth's womanhood commenced across Odisha on Friday.

“Raja Parab/parba, or festival” is not just a festival, it’s synonymous with emotions. Raja is a fun-filled, joyful festival for relaxing, enjoying, merrymaking, relishing foods, wearing new ...