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‭ART :‬

‭●‬ ‭PUNJAB :‬
‭●‬ P ‭ hulkari Embroidery: Phulkari is a traditional embroidery technique characterized‬
‭by vibrant thread work on shawls, dupattas, and other garments. It often features‬
‭floral motifs and geometric patterns, symbolizing fertility, prosperity, and‬
‭happiness.‬
‭●‬ ‭Punjabi Music and Dance: Bhangra and Giddha are energetic folk dances‬
‭accompanied by dhol beats and vibrant costumes. These dances celebrate‬
‭harvest festivals, weddings, and other joyous occasions, embodying the spirit of‬
‭Punjab's agricultural heritage.‬
‭●‬ ‭Punjabi Literature: Punjab has a rich literary tradition, with contributions ranging‬
‭from spiritual poetry (Sufi poetry by poets like Bulleh Shah) to modern Punjabi‬
‭literature. The language itself is lyrical and expressive, reflecting the region's‬
‭diverse cultural influences.‬
‭●‬ ‭Punjabi Architecture: Punjab boasts architectural marvels like the Golden Temple‬
‭in Amritsar, which blends Islamic and Hindu architectural styles. Other examples‬
‭include havelis (traditional mansions) adorned with intricate frescoes and‬
‭woodwork.‬
‭●‬ ‭Punjabi Cuisine: While primarily known for its delicious food, Punjabi cuisine also‬
‭has artistic elements. From the vibrant colors of dishes like sarson da saag and‬
‭makki di roti to the intricate presentation of sweets like pinni and jalebi, food in‬
‭Punjab is a feast for both the palate and the eyes.‬

‭ODISHA :‬

‭1.‬ O ‭ dissi Classical Dance: One of the oldest classical dance forms in India, Odissi is‬
‭known for its fluid movements, expressive gestures (mudras), and graceful‬
‭postures. It originated in the temples of Odisha and often depicts stories from‬
‭Hindu mythology, particularly those of Lord Krishna and Radha.‬
‭2.‬ ‭Pattachitra Painting: Pattachitra is a traditional form of cloth-based scroll‬
‭painting practiced in Odisha. These paintings typically depict mythological‬
‭themes, folklore, and scenes from the daily lives of people. Pattachitra artists use‬
‭natural colors derived from minerals, vegetables, and other organic sources.‬
‭3.‬ T ‭ ribal Art and Craft: Odisha is home to numerous indigenous tribal communities,‬
‭each with its own unique art and craft traditions. Examples include Saura‬
‭paintings of the Saura tribe, Dokra metal casting by the Dhokra Damar tribes, and‬
‭intricate tribal jewelry made by communities like the Dongria Kondh.‬
‭4.‬ ‭Odishan Temple Architecture: The state is renowned for its exquisite temple‬
‭architecture, particularly the towering spires (Shikharas) and intricate carvings‬
‭found in temples like the Jagannath Temple in Puri, the Konark Sun Temple, and‬
‭the Lingaraj Temple in Bhubaneswar. These temples are not only religious‬
‭centers but also architectural marvels.‬
‭5.‬ ‭Silver Filigree Work: Cuttack, known as the silver city of Odisha, is famous for its‬
‭delicate silver filigree work. Artisans skillfully manipulate silver wires to create‬
‭intricate designs, which are then used to make jewelry, decorative items, and‬
‭utensils.‬

‭PICTURES :‬

‭ODISHA‬
‭PUNJAB‬

‭CUISINE;‬

‭PUNJAB:‬

‭Punjabi cuisine is renowned for its rich flavors and hearty dishes. Staples‬

‭include sarson da saag (mustard greens), makki di roti (cornmeal bread),‬

‭and tandoori meats. Ghee, spices, and dairy are common ingredients.‬

‭Sweet treats like jalebi and lassi are also popular, reflecting Punjab's‬

‭culinary diversity.‬

‭ODISHA :‬

‭Odia cuisine is a blend of flavors, featuring rice as a staple. Dishes include‬

‭dalma (vegetable and lentil stew), santula (mixed vegetable curry), and‬

‭macha besara (fish in mustard gravy). Pithas (rice cakes) and chhena poda‬

‭(baked cottage cheese dessert) are cherished sweets. Coastal influences‬

‭highlight seafood delicacies.‬


‭PICTURES :‬

‭PUNJAB‬

‭ODISHA‬

‭LANGUAGE :‬

‭PUNJAB :‬

‭Languages spoken in Punjab include Punjabi, which is the most widely spoken,‬

‭along with Hindi, Urdu, and English.‬

‭ODISHA :‬‭Languages spoken in Odisha include Odia,‬‭the official language, along with‬
‭various tribal languages like Santali, Ho, and Kui.‬
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‭REGARDS‬

‭TANMAYA‬

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