Tarbha

Tarbha is a Notified Area Council in Sonepur district in the Indian state of Odisha. The name Tarbha evidently originated from Tera Bhaya or 13 siblings. In the Gauntia framework thirteen siblings were the Gauntia Village Heads of this residential area. Later on this town was named Terabhaya and after that altered to Tarbha. The River Nibruti goes by one side of town, isolating its two areas, Bolangir and Sonepur. Numerous inhabitants partook in the Indian Freedom Movement. Tarbha is a holy place for Muslims, anyway the greater part are Hindus.

All celebrations are praised excellently. The Tarbha Rath Yatra is vital in the territory. Celebrants pull the chariot of Lord Jagannath from Rathapara to Durgamandap, a separation of almost 1 km. The yearly celebration is Nuakhai Parab, which is seen on the following day to Sri Ganesh Chaturthhi. Tarbha has in excess of twenty sanctuaries. The club culture in which nearby youth willfully work for the general population that is vanishing from numerous towns is still ground-breaking in Tarbha. Companion's Recreational Cultural Center FRCC, Durgamandap, Nabajyoti Club Rathapara, Bapuji Club Bandhapara, Geetha Pathagar Malipara contribute.