Friday, September 28, 2007
Sunday, September 16, 2007
Nuakhai Juhara
Oriya Blogs wishes you all a Very Happy NuaKhai...(It is on 16th Sep)
NUAKHAI Music Video
Wednesday, September 12, 2007
Orissa Villages go Wi-Fi, Have an E-postman
Raghurajpur (Orissa): In Orissa, a state transport bus service is contributing to Internet connectivity. Every time the bus passes through Raghurajpur village in the state, it becomes the villagers' ticket to Internet connectivity. The bus is fitted with a Wi-Fi box and is a source of help to many villagers.
"The Internet has really improved my sales. In my 30-year career as an artist, we never had such facilities. Now, I can contact customers, and they can contact me,” says artist Sarat Mohapatra.
The United Villages kiosk in Raghurajpur is equipped with a Wi-Fi antenna and computers, and Mohapatra saves his emails on the hard disk. When the Wi-Fi enabled bus passes through Raghurajpur, it picks up his email and delivers it to a nearby town with Internet connectivity.
"Many villages cannot be connected because of lack of infrastructure and because most people can't afford it. With this, email is Re. 1 and attachments cost an extra Re. 1. The infrastructure is just a bus,” said Kishore Sutar, manager, United villages.
The United Village concept is also called Daknet, or Internet Post, and the bus is like a postman. It connects 25 remote villages in Orissa to already Internet-enabled areas.
"The Internet has really improved my sales. In my 30-year career as an artist, we never had such facilities. Now, I can contact customers, and they can contact me,” says artist Sarat Mohapatra.
The United Villages kiosk in Raghurajpur is equipped with a Wi-Fi antenna and computers, and Mohapatra saves his emails on the hard disk. When the Wi-Fi enabled bus passes through Raghurajpur, it picks up his email and delivers it to a nearby town with Internet connectivity.
"Many villages cannot be connected because of lack of infrastructure and because most people can't afford it. With this, email is Re. 1 and attachments cost an extra Re. 1. The infrastructure is just a bus,” said Kishore Sutar, manager, United villages.
The United Village concept is also called Daknet, or Internet Post, and the bus is like a postman. It connects 25 remote villages in Orissa to already Internet-enabled areas.
A Self Help Group worker, Pranati Mishra, now doesn't have to travel 30 km to Puri to check email from funding agencies. "It's good to have these facilities to contact head office and funding agencies. Now it's very easy; it doesn't waste time or money,” she said.
The Daknet service is not real-time click and surf, but it is still a step towards creating one big global village.
http://in.news.yahoo.com/070912/211/6kn20.html
Monday, September 10, 2007
Oriya Bhajana Video
Sathiya Pouti Bhogaru Tumara
Oriya Bhajan_Bhikari Bal
Emiti ye Badadande Hathapaati Rahithibi_Bhikari Bal
Mana Para Re_Bhikari Bal
Michhe Sina Mali Daaki Daaki - Bhikari Bal
Kaliaa Re Kaliaa_Bhikari Bal
Jagaa Kalia Re_Bhikari Bal
Thursday, September 6, 2007
Sambalpuri Music Video (Koshali)
A Pan Bala Babu
RANGABATI
Tor Phulka Phulka Gale
Ekda Ekda
Titlagarh Nai se ita Tatlagarh re nani
Saturday, September 1, 2007
Ahe neeLaSaeeLa
Ahe neeLaSaeeLa (Oriya)
Ahe neeLaSaeeLa prabaLa matta bAraN, mo Arata naLineebanakU kara daLana (Ghosa)
Gajaraaja chinTAkalA thAi ghore jaLeNa, chakrapeShi nakranAshi uddhArila ApaNa
Gora bane mruguniku padithila kaShaNa, kete baDa bipattiru kariaCha taaraNa
KurusaBhaataLe shuni droupadeera jaNANa, koTibasta dei heLe lajjAkala baaraNa
RaabaNara bhAi bibhishana galaa saraNa, sharaNa samBhALi tAku lanke kaLa raajana
PrahlllAda pitA se ye baDa druShta dAruNa, stambharu bAhari taaku bidArila takhYaNa
Kahe Saalabega hIna jAtire mu~M yabana, shreerangA charaNa taLe rakha mote sharaNa
(By Bhakta kabi Salabega)
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