Nabarabi Explained

Nabarabi
Founder:	Patiram Parija
Editor:	Sandhya Mohanty
Language:	Odia
Headquarters:	Bhubaneswar, Odisha

Nabarabi (Odia: Oriya: ନବରବି) is an Odia language literary magazine of 1970s getting published from Kolkata, India.^{[1] [2]} The chief patron of Nabarabi was Patiram Parija.^{[3] [4]} Its publication started in July 1970 and continued until December 1976 as a monthly magazine with Rabindra Kumar Parija as its editor.^{[5] [6]} After the death of its patron Patiram Parija, the publication of the magazine was stopped. In 1996, it was revived by Sandhya Mohanty, granddaughter of Late Patiram Parija, with support of her husband Sarbeswar Mohanty from Bhubaneswar, Odisha.^[7] Currently the magazine is getting published irregularly with Sandhya Mohanty as its Editor.

External links

• Official website

Notes and References

1. Web site: Press in India, 1971 - 15th Annual Report of the Registrar of Newspapers for India : Part 2 . Office of the Registrar of Newspapers, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Government of India . 20 January 2022 . New Delhi . 1203 . English . 1971.
2. Web site: Newspapers: Nabarabi . Newspapers . 20 January 2022 . English.
3. News: Life of a legend . 20 January 2022 . The Telegraph . 16 June 2014 . English.
4. Web site: Nabarabi . Odia Bibhaba . 20 January 2022 . English.
5. Book: Das . Sisir Kumar . A History of Indian Literature 1911-1956, Struggle for Freedom: Triumph and Tragedy . 2005 . Sahitya Akademi . Delhi . 81-7201-798-7 . 829 . 20 January 2022 . English.
6. Web site: Mohapatra Rajendra Prasad - In Memory . 20 January 2022.
7. Web site: History of Nabarabi Magazine . 23 January 2022 . English . 2021.