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Jai Maa Dewri : The Spiritual Heritage of Dewri Mandir near Ranchi

Jai Maa Dewri: The Spiritual Heritage of Dewri Mandir near Ranchi By Lokanath Mishra Introduction India is a land where spirituality breathes through its ancient temples, sacred traditions, and the unwavering faith of millions of devotees. Among such revered shrines is the Dewri Mandir, located near Ranchi in the state of Jharkhand. Dedicated to Maa […]

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Mahabharata in Prose (Part–36A)

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Mahabharata in Prose (Part–36A) A story of the Dvapara Yuga in prose based on the Odia Sarala Mahabharata By Lokanath Mishra Soon after entering Hastinapura, Yudhishthira took Draupadi to Gandhari’s chamber. Draupadi knelt down and touched Gandhari’s feet in reverence. Yudhishthira said,“Mother, Draupadi is bowing to you. Will you not look upon the face of

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Mahabharata in Prose (Part–36)

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Mahabharata in Prose (Part–36) A Story of the Dvapara Yuga (Based on the Odia Sarala Mahabharata)By Lokanath Mishra Arjuna’s Exile Sahadeva fixed his gaze on his palm and said, “For ages, the sages and rishis have been performing sacred fire sacrifices and offering oblations of ghee to the gods. By consuming this ghee continuously, the

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The Wisdom of Savitri

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The Wisdom of Savitri In the quiet village of Chandipur, surrounded by green paddy fields and narrow dusty paths, lived a wealthy landowner named Gopal Patnaik. His house stood at the center of the village like a small mansion, with a wide courtyard, a cattle shed, and granaries filled with rice harvested from his lands.

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Maa Chhinnamasta Temple, Rajrappa – History, Culture and Spiritual Significance

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Maa Chhinnamasta Temple, Rajrappa – History, Culture and Spiritual Significance By Lokanath Mishra On 14 March 2026 (Saturday), I may travel with my family from Jamshedpur to the sacred Chhinnamasta Temple. With the blessings of Maa Chhinnamasta, I will be visiting one of the most mysterious and spiritually powerful Shakti shrines of eastern India. The

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The Weight of Pride

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The Weight of Pride By Lokanath Mishra The first light of dawn entered the small courtyard of the Parida family house, touching the cracked walls and the old neem tree that stood silently in one corner like a witness to years of struggle. The house had seen both hunger and hope. It had heard laughter

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The Teacher Who Closed His Eyes

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The Teacher Who Closed His Eyes By Lokanath Mishra The late afternoon sun rested gently over the quiet courtyard of Gadadhar High School, a respected institution that had stood for decades in a small town of eastern India. The old red building carried the memories of thousands of students who had once passed through its

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The Weight of Trust

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The Weight of Trust By Lokanath Mishra Arvind Rao was thirty–six years old, a respected professional in a large infrastructure company. People admired him for his calm personality and disciplined life. He had built his career through years of hard work, late nights, and quiet determination. His colleagues often said that Arvind was the kind

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Mahabharata in Prose – Part 35 (A Story of the Dvapara Yuga)

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Mahabharata in Prose – Part 35 (A Story of the Dvapara Yuga) By Lokanath Mishra(Based on the Sarala Mahabharata) Krishna said, “O King, enough has been done. Now invite the Pandavas with respect and give them half of the kingdom. That will bring welfare to everyone.” Dhritarashtra requested Krishna and Balarama to remain in Hastinapura

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The Price of Silence

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The Price of Silence By Lokanath Mishra In the bustling city of Bhubaneswar, where new glass buildings rose beside old temples and the rhythm of life moved between tradition and ambition, Rima once believed she had found her forever. Her marriage to Rudra had been celebrated like a festival. The lights, the music, the endless

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