- name from the
Goddess Bhadrakali,
whose temple is on the
banks of the
Salandi River.
According to legend,
Bhadrak derives its name from the
Goddess Bhadrakali...
-
decided to
release the
mugger (freshwater crocodile) in the
reservoir of
Salandi dam (Hadagarh)
because of
favorable climatic conditions for that species...
- 42
blocks of
eight districts. Budhi, Kanjori, Ambajhara, Mushal, Kusei,
Salandi are some of the
tributaries of Baitarani. A
major portion of the river...
-
Barehipani WS
Kuldiha WS
Hadagarh WS
Similipal WR
Suleipat WR
Bankbol WR
Salandi WR
Sunei WR Kalo HT
Meghasani Simlipal Tiger Reserve spans a vast area...
- بارجق/bārjūq）(1209-1235) Kišmain [zh; ja]（کیشماین/kīshmāīn）(1235-1245)
Salandi [zh; ja]（سالندی/
sālandī）(1245-1255) Ögrünč tigin [zh; ja]（玉古倫赤的斤/yùgǔlúnchì dejīn,...
- Mahanadi).
Rivers originating in
Odisha (the Baitarani, the Budhabalanga, the
Salandi, and the Rushikulya).
Rivers which originate inside Odisha, but flow through...
-
after Bhadrakali, a
deity in Hinduism,
whose temple is
situated on bank of
Salandi river, 8 km
distant from the
Bhadrak city.
Bhadrak District,
located in...
-
Tegin (玉古倫赤的斤/ ùgǔlúnchì dejīn)
Idiqut (1255-1257), who
succeeded Salandi (سالندی/
sālandī)
Idiqut (1245-1255), who
succeeded Kishmayin (کیشماین/kīshmāīn)...
-
about 10
temples in the village.
Salandi Escape can be
visited to see how a
branch (NALIA)
escapes from main
river Salandi river. A holy
festival in the...
- rivers. The Budhabalanga, the Khadkei, the West Deo, the East Deo, the
Salandi and the
Sanjo are the
major ones.
Barehipani (400 m) and
Joranda (150 m)...
