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June 02, 2017

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Rajkanika history

RAJKANIKA Rajkanika is a town and one of the 314 blocks of the Indian state Odisha. Situated in Kanika tehsil, is famous for the BhitarKanika crocodile sanctuary. It's also famous due its beauty and the Palace built around a century ago by the king of then Kanika Raja R N Bhanjadeo. Rajkanika's geographical condition looks like an semi-Island. It is surrounded by two big rivers called Kharasrota and Baitarani. It's also known for one of the crocodile species called Garihal Crocodiles History Rajkanika was known as the Kanika rajya before independence and the last king of Kanika was Raja Rajendra Narayana Bhanjadeo. After independence, it was under undivided Cuttack district and declared as a block consisting of 29 gram panchayatas. There are several stories regarding the empire of Kanika in the history of Odisha. The soldiers of Kanika were brave warriors at those times. The royal administrations was famous for its great and nice ruling. Every pe...

Education & Tourism

Education Rajkanika has the good access towards education from primary level to graduation level after graduation there is less scope for post graduate studies. There are four colleges named as S.N. College, Rajkanika , Olaver college, Olaver , Katana college, Katana , and Hatsahi College, Hatsahi . There are several High Schools among which R. N. Highschool is the oldest one which was established in the year 1918 by Raja Rajendra Narayana Bhanjadeo. Some other well known High Schools are Panchayat High School, Jaynagar; Kanika High School, Aayatana; Olaver Highschool, Olaver; PegarPara high school, PegarPara; Mahurigan Govt. high school, Mahurigan; Panchayata high school, Bharigada; Tarasa High school, Tarasa; Laxmi Baraha Anchalika High School, Barunadiha; T.K High School, Katana; Girl's High school, Patarapur; Char...

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