In the 5th part of the timeless satire 'Ek Gadhe ki Aatmakatha', the master storyteller Shri Krishan Chander, through the hero, a scholarly donkey, exposes the wily working of a typical Government setup in our country, which is ironical as these departments were created for welfare of citizens and end up achieving the opposite. The poor donkey visits scores of 'windows', 'tables', chambers and so on and meets many clerks and officers and is tragically let down by every single one of them. The sad commentary concealed within the dry humour is unmissable. Do tune in.

Replete with elements of humour, satire, and mockery of red-tapism, the 4th part of the hard-hitting satire "Ek Gadhe ki Aatmakatha" written by Padmashri Shri Krishan Chanderji takes us to witness the struggle of our protagonist as he traipses or rather is pushed from one Government office to the other- none moved even a bit by the travails of the underprivileged. The simple language, the perfect choice of words and spot-on humour make this truly not-to-be missed read. Do listen..

Jamunapar stint of our protagonist "Gadha" leaves us with new insight as we read the third part of the classic satire "Ek Gadhe Ki Aatmakatha" written by the great Afsana nigaar Shri Krishan Chander. Through the eyes and ears of our dear hero, we witness the stark truth of the society of those times and discover to our angst that much is yet to change for the better. Do tune in...

In the 2nd part of the timeless satire "Ek Gadhe Ki Atmakatha" penned by Shri Krishan Chander, our smart but often misunderstood protagonist, after some ordeals, finally reaches New Delhi where he has some surprising and some bonebreaking experiences. Shri Krishan Chander's humourous take on orthodxy, mean spiritedness of the society voiced through the protagonist, which sadly remains almost the same even today, is unmissable. Humans can be donkeys, but a donkey can never be a human. Do tune in...

Fresh and raring to read after a break, we resume season 7 with our 10th episode and present one of the finest satires penned by the celebrated writer Shri Krishan Chander- "Ek Gadhe Ki Aatmakatha". The very charming introductory first chapter will fill you with delight as the protagonist, our 'gadha' begins to narrate it's tale. The observational satire, the irony of setting, the simplicity of language make this literary work truly timeless. Do listen...

Mahakavi Nirala's masterly crafted "Ram Ki Shakti Puja" concludes today with the profound message of keeping one's faith and perseverance. The beautiful language, the "alankars", the allieration and so much more make the poem truly great. Let us all awaken the Ram in us and attempt to dispel clouds of gloom and despair through sincere and positive action. Do tune in...

Don't the questions " Why good people have to suffer? Is there any justice in this world" often plague us? In today's episode which is the penultimate part of "Ram ki Shakti Puja" penned by Mahakavi Nirala, the Lord Himself in His human Avtar as Prince Ram is overcome with angst and hopelessness when all his efforts to win against Ravana fail. To know what happens next, do tune in to listen and enjoy...

In this episode of Season 7, we read the second part of Mahaprana Nirala's -“Ram Ki Shakti Puja”. This part beautifully depicts the effect of Ram's angst on His devout sevak and friend Hanuman who is prepared to move heaven and earth(literally too!) to end Ram's agony. You will love the way Shiva appeals to Devi as well as Vibhishan's attempt to shake Ram out of His an almost desperate state of mind. Do tune in..