Odia Magazine Purnima

 In 1948, Purnima magazine first came out. It began with the Nababharat Press, whose editor was Banibhushan Nanda. It included prose and poetry that covered every facet of Odia literature. This magazine published a lot of articles with a nationalistic undertone. Despite being warmly received and having a significant impact, the magazine could not last.


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