Samay badla, aur badal gayi hamare teachers ki tasveer....sammaan hua thoda kam, aur phir gir gaya online classes ka bam. 

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. 

Indian weddings are full of entertainment. Just sit back and enjoy the celebrations.  image credit - ofbusiness.com

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 impermanence.

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 Dwarkadhish is a dialogue between Krishna and Radha where Radha explains Krishna's transformation from Kaanha to Dwarkadhish.Tu Khud Ki Khoj Mein Nikal, is an arousing poem where the poet asks women to set off for self-discovery and not letting anyone suppress them.

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 her. The irony is, she never feels hurt. That's Mother.

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 Bacchan

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 celebration in form of bursting crackers, people still consider celebration incomplete without them. This pollution is adversely affecting the health of children but even knowing the grave outcomes people are not deferring from the use of crackers. In this episode, we will try to show such people the mirror.

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 Lanka on fire.In this episode, we will hear how Ram and his monkey army build a bridge over ocean to reach Lanka. Raavan denies to release Sita and accepts war. Kumbhkaran gets killed by Ram. While struggling to defeat Meghnath and almost dying, Lakshman kills Meghnath. Raavan meets his end when Ram attacks him with Brahmastra. Ram returns to Ayodhya with Sita, Lakshman and Hanuman.

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 and Lakshman for insulting her. Raavan was too curious to marry Sita after hearing how beautiful she was. He decided to abduct her with Marich's help and succeded in doing so. Raavan takes Sita back to Lanka and Ram-Lakshman set out in her search. They met Hanuman who introduced them to Sugriva, the monkey King. Hanuman flew over ocean to Lanka to meet Sita in ashok vatika where she was held captive. Hanuman assured her that Ram would come for her rescue and while departing set Lanka on fire. But the problem remained. How to cross the vast ocean with such a big army. Listen to this account of Sita's abduction and Ram's efforts to find her.