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Buguda block of Ganjam district of one of the spot of the Buddhist circuit and archeological remain of Odisha‘s rich cultural heritage. The place derives its name from budhikhalo that rivers to the meeting pint of old caves., It is also said that the place has been named after Badhesvara- the Buddha in the mediating posture, The place adheres to the Buddhism and shaivism having both Buddhist images and shaiva temples.
About District. About Us. Ganjam District came into existence on 1st April 1936. The district is named after the old township and European fort of Ganjam situated on the northern bank of river Rushikulya which was the head quarter of the District. The Ganjam area was a part of ancient Kalinga which was occupied by Ashok in 261 B.C.
Ganjam district, situated on the border of Andhra Pradesh is a district of Odisha with its administrative headquarters located at Chhatrapur. It came into existence in the year 1794. During the ancient period, the area of Ganjam was a part of the Kalinga empire which was under the rule of King Ashoka in 261 BC.
Oct 5, 2020 · Odisha’s Ganjam district has seen a significant slowing down of the novel coronavirus infection in recent weeks. From being the state’s Covid-19 hotspot — when the district appeared to be on the verge of a largescale outbreak as migrants returned from Gujarat, Maharashtra, and Tamil Nadu — Ganjam now has the third lowest active cases.
Dec 12, 2023 · Ganjam district is also famous for its food cultivation. Ganjam is also called the “FOOD JUNCTION OF ODISHA”. Many foods reflect the taste of Ganjam as well as the Food Culture of Odisha. Some of the foods are “Puri Upma”, world-famous “ Achhar (Pickles)”, “Papad ” and many more which cannot be imagined and cannot be explained ...
Khurda in the North-East, Gajapati district in the West and Bay of Bengal in the South-East. On its Southern periphery the district borders the state of Andhra Pradesh. 1.1 Land Holding Patthern Ganjam has total geographical area of 8206.00 sq.km., having forest area of 3149.9 sq.km and total cultivable area of 434000 ha.
The new district of Ganjam is constituted by 19 towns including census town and 3212 villages spread over 8 C.D blocks. It has 31.6 lakh population of which males constitute 50.05 percent and females 49.95 percent. The population growth rate during the last decade of the twentieth century is 1.6 annually.
