Kabibara Radhanath Ray
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Kabibara Radhanath Ray (28 September 1848—17 April 1908) was a writer from Orissa, India. In Oriya, the name Kabibara means the gifted poet.
He was born in Kedarpur village of undivided Balasore district. His poems include Kedar Gouri, Chandrabhaga, Nandikeshwari, Usha, Parvati, Chilika, Mahajatra – Jajatikeshari, Tulasistabaka, Urbashi, Darabara, Dasaratha Biyoga, Savitri Charita and Mahendra Giri. Besides he has written more than fifteen essays.
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