Bhubaneswar: After battling pandemic-induced uncertainty in health, finances and personal life, the people of Odisha are likely to find happiness and prosperity in all spheres, predicts Panjika – New Panchang Maha Bishuba Sankranti is also celebrated as Oriya New Year’s on Thursday.
new Year which started on the first day of Baisakh month Thursday will bring political stability, financial development, health and prosperity to the state.
While the new register has predicted war, bloodshed and instability for the world this year, the prediction for India and Odisha is reassuring and full of hope. Surya Narayan Rath Sharma, a senior servant of Jagannath Temple Puri and researcher of Jagannath culture, said there would be overall prosperity and normalcy, barring possible incidents of natural calamity and crop loss.
The New Year begins with the Sun moving directly towards the Northern Hemisphere and the Sun moving into Aries. Panjikas were issued and read in temples to mark the beginning of the Odia calendar year, which people refer to to set the date and time for any major event. Manoj Rath, scholar and president of Utkal Vidvat Parishad, said, “The register has predicted signs of good health, although there is a shortage of man-made food and a rise in prices for the people of Odisha. This year women are more empowered. Will be created. More opportunities. A possible natural calamity is predicted, but the people of Odisha will show resilience as always and overcome these minor challenges this year.”
whole state immersed in festive spirit As people celebrated the Odia New Year with pomp on Thursday after a gap of two years due to the Covid pandemic.
PM wishes everyone good health, CM wishes them prosperity
A series of religious and cultural activities marked the day when people distributed and tasted Pana – the traditional drink.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Governor Ganeshi Lal, Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik and other dignitaries greeted the people on Odia New Year and Maha Bishuba Sankranti. The PM tweeted, “May the spirit of brotherhood be carried forward in the society and good health to all. May the new year be filled with lots of happiness. May the spirit of brotherhood in our society be strong and everyone is in the best of health.”
In a video message, Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik wished prosperity to all on the Odia New Year with the blessings of Lord Jagannath. People in large numbers thronged the temples, offered special prayers and celebrated the birth anniversary of Lord Hanuman.
At the Jagannath Temple in Puri, special rituals were performed in which astrologers recited the new register in front of the trinity of Lord Balabhadra, Lord Jagannath and Goddess Subhadra. Traditional wrestlers came out of Jag Ghar, Akhadas (training houses) and gymnasiums to showcase their wrestling skills after worshiping Lord Hanuman.
Thanks to social networking sites, youth actively participated in the celebration of Oriya New Year.
new Year which started on the first day of Baisakh month Thursday will bring political stability, financial development, health and prosperity to the state.
While the new register has predicted war, bloodshed and instability for the world this year, the prediction for India and Odisha is reassuring and full of hope. Surya Narayan Rath Sharma, a senior servant of Jagannath Temple Puri and researcher of Jagannath culture, said there would be overall prosperity and normalcy, barring possible incidents of natural calamity and crop loss.
The New Year begins with the Sun moving directly towards the Northern Hemisphere and the Sun moving into Aries. Panjikas were issued and read in temples to mark the beginning of the Odia calendar year, which people refer to to set the date and time for any major event. Manoj Rath, scholar and president of Utkal Vidvat Parishad, said, “The register has predicted signs of good health, although there is a shortage of man-made food and a rise in prices for the people of Odisha. This year women are more empowered. Will be created. More opportunities. A possible natural calamity is predicted, but the people of Odisha will show resilience as always and overcome these minor challenges this year.”
whole state immersed in festive spirit As people celebrated the Odia New Year with pomp on Thursday after a gap of two years due to the Covid pandemic.
PM wishes everyone good health, CM wishes them prosperity
A series of religious and cultural activities marked the day when people distributed and tasted Pana – the traditional drink.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Governor Ganeshi Lal, Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik and other dignitaries greeted the people on Odia New Year and Maha Bishuba Sankranti. The PM tweeted, “May the spirit of brotherhood be carried forward in the society and good health to all. May the new year be filled with lots of happiness. May the spirit of brotherhood in our society be strong and everyone is in the best of health.”
In a video message, Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik wished prosperity to all on the Odia New Year with the blessings of Lord Jagannath. People in large numbers thronged the temples, offered special prayers and celebrated the birth anniversary of Lord Hanuman.
At the Jagannath Temple in Puri, special rituals were performed in which astrologers recited the new register in front of the trinity of Lord Balabhadra, Lord Jagannath and Goddess Subhadra. Traditional wrestlers came out of Jag Ghar, Akhadas (training houses) and gymnasiums to showcase their wrestling skills after worshiping Lord Hanuman.
Thanks to social networking sites, youth actively participated in the celebration of Oriya New Year.