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Maulsinga, also known as Maulsingha, is a village in the Boudh District of Odisha, India.[1]

The village is situated adjacent to Butupali. This village is very close to Boudh town and comes under Harbhanga block. It is located on the side of road connecting Charichak, Purunakatak, Butupali and Boudh town.[citation needed]

As the name suggests the name of the village is given after goddess Mauli. According to Odisha government sources this village is spread over 250.720 acres (101.463 ha) of land.[2] This village has a school. The villagers are farmers, fishermen and daily workers. Some are also employed in the government and private sectors.[citation needed]

The village is home to a Radha-Krishna temple.[3] In 2023, a person died during a Danda Nata procession in the village.[4]

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  1. CENSUS OF INDIA, 1971 SERIES 16 ORISSA
  2. › 28329_1981_PHU.pdf Census of India 1981 Series 16 Orissa Part XIII District Census Handbook Part B Village and Townwise Primary Census 1981, p. 92; rounds the area down to 101 hectares / 58 sq. km.
  3. "Office Memorandum" (PDF). Department of Social Justice and Empowerment, India. 3 February 2022. Retrieved 12 August 2025.
  4. KalingaTV.com: 2 devotees die during Danda Yatra in different incidents at Boudh, 31 March 2023
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