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Mahabharata in Prose – Part 48 (continued) A Story of Dvapara Yuga in Proseby Lokanath Mishra The humiliation of Jayadratha did not fade with time—it festered. As he departed from the forest, stripped of pride and marked by disgrace, his mind burned with a single consuming...

Mahabharata in Prose – Part 47 (continued)( A Story of Dvapar Yuga in prose) by Lokanath Mishra As the years of exile passed, the forest bore witness not only to the तपस्या and growth of the Pandavas, but also to dangers that arose from the arrogance and desires of men who...

Mahabharata in Prose – Part 46 (continued) ( A story of Dvapar Yuga) by Lokanath Mishra, Jenamath Lane, Puri As the exile of the Pandavas continued, the forest became not merely a place of hardship, but a भूमि of transformation. The passing years slowly strengthened their...

Mudhi and Jhal Mudhi : A Socio-Culinary History of Eastern India By Lokanath Mishra, Jenamath Lane, Puri. The history of mudhi—puffed rice—is a compelling example of how a modest, subsistence food can travel across regions, classes, and historical moments to become a widely...