Khurda
Khurda is a city and a municipality in the Khurda district of Odisha, India. It is located about 28 kilometers south of Bhubaneswar, the state capital. Khurda has a historical significance, particularly for its role as the last independent Hindu kingdom in India. The Raja of Khurda was a descendant of the Suryavanshi dynasty of the Ganga rulers of Puri. The region played a crucial role during the British conquest of Odisha, with Khurda fort being a center of resistance.
The economy of Khurda is primarily agrarian, with rice being the main crop. The city is also
The city is home to several temples and historical sites, attracting tourists interested in history and culture.