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More than half of my life was spent writing stories, poems, plays. Suddenly a strange curiosity arose in mind to review his unique, mysterious culture from the immense mercy of Lord Shri Jagannath.When we go out of Odisha, our only identity is that we are the people of Jagannath Dham With this in mind, with the help of the University Grants Commission, “Oriya Self-Identity and Shri Jagannath”.

The author wrote the book “Utkaliya Sanskriti and Sreejagannath”. Without the service of the Lord, I do not want to write anything today. Satyanarayana Chowdhury of Satyanarayana Bookstore encouraged me to write a book about Mahaprabhu.”Tatwa O Tathyare Srijagannath” is the mother of his inspiration. The mystery of the mysterious Lord is eternal. Is it easy for him to be discriminated against?

Tatwa O Tathyare SriJagannath is a book that delves into the philosophy and facts surrounding Lord Jagannath and his temple in Puri, Odisha. Written by Dr. Tulasi Ojha, the book discusses various aspects of Jagannath culture and tradition, including the rituals, customs, and beliefs associated with the temple.

The book is divided into several chapters, each focusing on a particular topic related to Jagannath culture and philosophy. The author covers topics such as the Puri temple’s history, Jagannath’s relevance in Odisha culture, and the significance of various rituals, such as the Rath Yatra and Snana Purnima.

Dr. Tulasi Ojha is a renowned scholar and academician who has extensively researched Jagannath culture and tradition. He brings his depth of knowledge to this book, providing readers with a comprehensive understanding of this ancient and revered culture.

Overall, Tatwa O Tathyare SriJagannath is a must-read book for anyone interested in learning about Jagannath culture and philosophy. It is written in the Odia language and is a valuable resource for scholars, researchers, and devotees of Lord Jagannath.