About Us

We are from a renowned Brahmin family of Nanda’s located at Badashasan, Kendujhar. Since generations and decades, we have been serving the society and kingdom in the field of Astrology, Vastu, Devi Puja, Yantra and Mantra, as a full time profession under different rajas.

 

Kendujhar is a city and a municipality in Kendujhar District in the Indian state of Odisha. It is the administrative headquarters of the Kendujhar district, and it is one of the 5th scheduled areas of Odisha. Keonjhar is a land locked district. It is situated in the northern part of Odisha. It is surrounded by Singhbhum district of Jharkhand in the North, Jajpur in the South, Dhenkanal, Angul and Sundargarh in the West and Mayurbhanj and Bhadrak in the East. Baitrani river originate from Keonjhar plateau.

The National Highway-215 passing through Keonjhargarh. To the East of this Highway are the planes of Anandapur and a portion of Sadar Sub-division. To the West is a range of lofty hills which contains some of the highest peaks of Orissa namely Gandhamardan (3477 ft.), Machakandana (3639 ft.), Gonasika ( 3219 ft.) and Thakurani ( 3003 ft.). The river Baitarani comes out of Gonasika Hills and flows to the north touching the border of Singhbhum district.

 

The History of Keonjhar Orissa is interesting. The district of Keonjhar was a princely state before it became a part of Orissa. The early History of Keonjhar Orissa still remains vague. It is believed that Keonjhar was a part of the old Khijjinga territory with headquarters at Khijjinga Kota. This was identified with modern Khiching. Later on under the rule of Jyoti Bhanja in the first half of the 12th century A.D. it became a separate state.

During the latter half of the 15th century, the Southern half was occupied by King Govinda Bhanja. During his rule Keonjhar in Orissa extended from Singbhum in the North to Sukinda in the South. In the east it extended from Mayurbhanj in the East to the borders of the States of Bonai, Pallahara and Anugul in the West.

The History of Keonjhar Orissa states that during the rule of Pratap Balabhadra Bhanja in the 18th century, Tillo and Jujhpada were added to the State. Later on they were recognized as a part of the Keonjhar state granted by the East India Company to Raja Janardan Bhanj in 1804. After this there have been no changes in the Keonjhar's area. Although for some administrative reasons Tillo and Jujhpada were transferred to the districts of Baleshwar and Cuttack.

There are some interesting tourist places in Keonjhar which includes the Jagannath Temple, the Vishnu Temple and the Ghaghra Falls.