Balasore, November 14 (): The November issue of Rebati, a monthly family feature magazine published from Balasore under the editorship of Subasini Jena, has hit the stands. The latest edition features model Jyotsnarani on its cover, glowing against the backdrop of festive lights.
Continuing its uninterrupted publication for the past eight years, Rebati has carved out a special place among Odia readers across Odisha and beyond. The November edition offers an engaging collection of articles, features, short stories and poems.
The issue includes special articles on Lakshmi Puja and Kali Puja, along with a feature on Paradip Port by Rashmirekha Behera. An analytical article by Pabitra Panigrahi on the transformation of Rebati is also expected to attract readers’ attention.
The poetry section features contributions from Ashok Puhan, Prashant Dash, Lipika Das, Sanghamitra Bhutia and Pritisima Swain, among others. The short story section includes works by Smruti Pattanaik, Snigdha Nayak, Dr. Sindhu Sen, Biraja Routray and Lipsa Patel.
A major attraction of this edition is another instalment of Pabitra Mohan Dash’s serialized novel Dase Apane. Readers can also enjoy a travelogue by Sushama Parija and a spiritual experience shared by Kamala Satapathy.
In her editorial titled Ghara Achhi, Paribara Kahin (A House Exists, But Where Is the Family?), editor Subasini Jena reflects on the changing nature of family relationships. In the concluding column, Sesha Prustha, Krushna Kumar Mohanty highlights the need for a new literary renaissance.
Printed on glossy paper, the 108-page full-colour magazine is priced at just ₹70 and is available at magazine stalls across Odisha.
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