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Baidyanath Sharma
Baidyanath Sharma is a Daskathia balladeer of twentieth century and has also worked in AIR.

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Baidyanath Sharma is a Daskathia balladeer. Born in 1921 he learnt singing from Krishna Chandra Sahu and began his career at the age of 10. His powerful voice and talent as a performer fascinated audiences for hours and won him the honour of Gayak Ratna i.e. "Gem of Singers" from a local raja in Orissa as early as 1946. He soon became one of the most sought-after singers of Daskathia. These were regularly broadcasted from All India Radio, Cuttack. He has also recorded several albums, and taught the art form to over thirty troupes.

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