Till some 15 years back, a teacher had a different persona, the classrooms had an aura of respect and sometimes fright. Let's revisit those awfully wonderful days...with Master ji.
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Thich Nhat Hanh rightly said - It is not impermanence that makes us suffer. What makes us suffer is wanting things to be permanent when they are not.
Listen to this episode on the philosophy of...
In part 2 of Bas Yun Hi, a series of selected poems, we present two acclaimed poems namely, Kaise Ho Dwarkadhish by Surendra Sharma and Tu khud ki khoj mein nikal by Tanveer Gaazi. Kaise ho Dwarkadhis...
Maa, the most meaningful word in entire universe.Mother is Annapurna, Sankat Mochak and Saraswati. But as we grow up, we start taking her for granted. Busy in our lives, we sometimes unknowingly hurt ...
This time we bring you a relaxing and heart-warming narration of two beautiful poems. Reason?? Bas Yun HiKoshish Karne Walon Ki - by Sohan Lal DwivediBaith Jaata Hun Mitti Par - By Harivansh Rai Bacch...
Air Quality is getting worse everywhere. In India, the festive season of Diwali brings lots of joy but also brings a scary threat of suffocating pollution. Though everyone knows the perils of celebrat...
In last episode of Ramayan, we heard how Raavan abducts Sita and takes her to Lanka; Ram and Lakshman meet Sugriva and ask for help; Hanuman delivers Ram's message to Sita in Ashok Vatika and sets Lan...
In last episode, we heard how Kaikeyi asked Dashrath to send Ram to exile for 14 years. In this episode, you will get to know what followed after. Surpanakha instigated Raavan to take revenge on Ram a...
Ramayan, the Indian epic about Ram and his journey depicting the victory of good over evil, was originally written in Sanskrit by Valmiki. Considering the importance and value that Ramayan holds in ou...
Childhood may be defined as the most innocent phase of our lives, where we are free from every kind of worldly idiotic stress. In fact, children are capable of relieving us from that stress. Time has ...
The most fundamental reason behind the differences and problems between men and women is the psychological difference between the two. Author John Gary wrote the bestseller 'Men are from Mars, women a...
A famous saying goes - "A Doctor's profession is the only one which works unceasingly to annihilate itself".A Doctor's profession has been considered a very reputed and respected one since ages and a ...
Relatives make our lives liveable. They give a sense of completion to our existence. We share different bonding with each of them which varies from individual to individual but there are some relative...
Jhuki jhuki si nazar, bekarar hai ke nahinWhatsapp ya Fb pe nayi notification hai ke nahinCan you stay away from your phone for one whole day? I think a unanimous answer would be NO. We believe that p...
Twinkle Twinkle little starEnglish se kyun hai hume itna pyaar?We, Indians, love English more than Hindi or any other regional language. So much so that if we make mistakes in speaking or writing our ...
Could you ever imagine anyone giving statements that are more hilarious than Rahul Gandhi's? Well, no need to imagine anymore. Here, we present the new sensation in town, SANTRA BUA, who is desi not j...
Women are good at everything they do….except memorising directions. What happens when one forgets the right cut and ends up in a difficult yet funny situation? And who ditched her??? Her reliable land...
What will you do if you become the owner of a few crores overnight? Will you invest it or do what most people do; spending without planning? How will you cope with the expectations of the so called ‘h...
We love money and that's an eternal truth. There is no denying in the fact that possession of money brings a feeling of security and confidence but it also brings stress with it.In this episode, we di...
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Desi @ Heart is an audio podcast about every little thing that our lives revolve around. Here, you will lose yourself into a mesmerizing world of stories and talks with a desi tinge. We prefer to call it ‘Desi Storytelling’.