Odia calendar is a solar calendar used in India and more specific to the state of odisha. The odia calendar is also known as oriya calendar consists of six seasons, twelve months, seven-days week as used by many other calendars. According to odia calendar, the day begins at sunrise and ends at sunset, unlike in the gregorian calendar where the day starts at midnight. There are many variants of odia calendar is used in diffrent parts of Odisha. The odia calendars and panjika those have been included in this website are in high quality image format, you can download all those for free of cost. Some of the common and popular calendars those are published in this website are:

Odia rasifala is the forecast of a person's future in Odia language. It is based on the relative positions of the stars and planets at the time of that person's birth. It provides information of stars and planet position, rasifala, good days and bad days, including how to overcome from bad happenings and many more. In odiacalendar.com website we have published yearly rasifala of all 12 rasi's and they are, Also, we have published monthy odia rasifala of all twelve month's and they are,

Odia festivals refer to the various cultural and religious celebrations that are observed by the people of the Indian state of Odisha. Here are some of the major festivals celebrated in Odisha:

1. Rath Yatra: Rath Yatra is one of the most important festivals celebrated in Odisha, and it is associated with Lord Jagannath. The festival is celebrated with great fervor and enthusiasm, and it involves the procession of the three deities (Lord Jagannath, Balabhadra, and Subhadra) on chariots.
2. Durga Puja: Durga Puja is a major Hindu festival that is celebrated in Odisha with great enthusiasm. The festival is dedicated to Goddess Durga and is celebrated for ten days.
3. Raja Parba: Raja Parba is a three-day festival celebrated in Odisha, which marks the onset of the monsoon season. The festival is dedicated to the Mother Earth, and it is celebrated with a lot of enthusiasm, especially by young women.
4. Diwali: Diwali is a festival of lights that is celebrated across India, including Odisha. The festival is associated with the triumph of good over evil and is celebrated by lighting diyas, bursting crackers, and exchanging sweets.
5. Holi: Holi is a popular festival celebrated across India, including Odisha. The festival is associated with the arrival of spring and is celebrated by throwing colors and water on each other.

These are just a few of the many festivals celebrated in Odisha, and each festival has its own unique significance and rituals.