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Baula Gai: The Odia Folktale of the Brave Cow

Leo patnaik.

• July 18, 2023
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It was a hot summer day in the small village of Jharapada. The sun beat down on the dusty ground, and the only sound was the occasional chirping of birds.

In a small field on the edge of the village, a cow named Baula was grazing. Baula was a beautiful cow with long, flowing hair and gentle eyes. She was also very brave.

One day, as Baula was grazing, she heard a noise in the bushes. She turned around and saw a tiger. The tiger was big and powerful, and Baula knew that she was in danger.

The tiger started to walk towards Baula, and she knew that she had to do something. She couldn’t just stand there and let the tiger eat her.

Baula took a deep breath and stood up. She stared the tiger in the eye, and she let out a loud moo.

The tiger was surprised by Baula’s courage. It had never seen a cow stand up to it before.

“Why are you so afraid of me?” Baula asked the tiger. “I am just a cow.” “You may be just a cow,” the tiger replied, “but you are also very brave. I have never seen a cow stand up to a tiger before.” “I am not afraid of you,” Baula said. “I am a mother, and I will protect my baby at all costs.”

Baula’s baby was hidden in the bushes, and the tiger could smell it. The tiger knew that if it attacked Baula, it would also have to fight her baby.

The tiger was not willing to risk a fight with both Baula and her baby. It turned and walked away, leaving Baula unharmed.

Baula was relieved that the tiger had left, but she was also proud of herself for standing up to it. She knew that she had done the right thing by protecting her baby.

Baula’s story spread throughout the forest, and all the animals were amazed by her bravery. From that day on, no animal dared to attack Baula or her baby.

Baula lived a long and happy life, and she was always remembered as the cow who was brave enough to stand up to a tiger.

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Odia Essay PDF 2024 – For Classes 8th To 12th & Competitive Exams

• April 20, 2024

Are you searching for the Odia Essay to prepare for your upcoming exams and events, we have published Odia Essay or Oriya Essay for students of primary, secondary, and higher secondary schools, and colleges, and also for Competitive Exams. If you are looking for the Odia Essay books or PDF, here we have provided Odia Essay in PDF format you can download and read the Odia essay.

Odia Essay or Odia Rachana

Odia Essay on the Oriya Language: The Essential Odia Essays (Odia Rachana) are intended to meet the growing demand of pupils in Primary, secondary, and higher secondary schools and colleges. Conscious efforts have been made to carefully choose essays on a variety of subjects that are well within the knowledge and experience range of the pupils.

The Odia essays have been presented interestingly in a simple, plain, and idiomatic language containing vocabulary and structural expressions they are familiar with. Meanings of difficult words supposed to be above their vocabulary horizons have been given in their mother tongue. The purpose is to enrich their vocabulary to enable them to express their feelings and thoughts in a better way.

It is important to know that an Odia essay (Odia Rachana) is not always a complete account of the subject matter. There are no rules about how long or short an Odia essay should be. The pupils at the secondary level are, however, supposed to write an essay in 250 to 300 words on the suggested outlines. All that is important is that the essay must be interesting, well-presented, and free of errors.

Books: Odisha Board Textbooks

Benefits of Writing Essays

Three kinds of essays namely descriptive, narrative, and reflective have been dealt with in this book to give the pupils an idea about how each of such essays can be written with ease and facility. Writing an essay on a given topic needs careful planning and appropriate communicative skills.

Pupils are advised to develop each point of the given outlines into a paragraph in their own words. They may, however, show their ability to write sentences containing clauses, phrases, and other elements they learned somewhere. What is significant is that the use of such phrases, words, and clauses should be appropriate and relevant to the topic.

The beginning paragraph of the essay should be impressive and aim at introducing the topic sustaining the interest of the readers. The last paragraph should sum up the writer’s views on the topic and should equally be lively and impressive. Each paragraph should contain one thought and should lead to the next one. All the paragraphs taken together should be a composite whole instead of being segregated parts.

Last but not least, meticulous care should be taken to revise the Odia essay to correct the errors and weed out irrelevant points. Letter writing, on the other hand, calls for a different skill. Its importance is always felt in our everyday life when we need to write personal letters to friends and relatives, business letters to industrial.

If you find any outdated essay with the unavailable download link, please feel free to leave a comment below.

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