Katha Kadamba - Mishra, Dayanidhi
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"Katha Kadamba" is the third published Odia short story collection (1924, Satyabadi Press) after Chandrasekhar Nanda's "Chitra" (1907) and Fakir Mohan Senapati's "Galpaswalpa" (1917). It's second edition was published in 1931. With three more short stories, it's third edition was published in 1972. In 1975, it's fourth edition and in 1991 it's fifth edition was published with one more short story. With two more new stories, this international edition has eleven short stories in total.

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"Katha Kadamba" is the third published Odia short story collection (1924, Satyabadi Press) after Chandrasekhar Nanda's "Chitra" (1907) and Fakir Mohan Senapati's "Galpaswalpa" (1917). It's second edition was published in 1931. With three more short stories, it's third edition was published in 1972. In 1975, it's fourth edition and in 1991 it's fifth edition was published with one more short story. With two more new stories, this international edition has eleven short stories in total.
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Dayanidhi Mishra was born in Tulandi near Barpali in 1891. He passed matriculation in first division from Zilla School, Sambalpur in 1911 and B.A. in 1st division from Patna University in 1915. His dedication to art, language, literature and culture was remarkable. He began his professional career as a teacher and later he was appointed personal secretary of the Director of Education, Govt of Bihar - Odisha in 1921. But he quit the job, completed his law degree and practiced law professionally. Inspired by Gandhiji, he dedicated himself to serve the motherland and worked to preserve language, literature and culture. He worked as the co-editor of the magazine "Mukura" from 1921 to 1925. He also edited the magazine "Nabajuga". His literary works include "Biraha Bansi" (poetry collection), "Nayana Tara", "Manabhanjan", "Sanjukta", "Rana Pratap", "Subhadra" (novels) and "Katha Kadamba" (short story collection). He died in 1955.