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In this hanuman Jayanti special episode, we explore the fascinating childhood story of Hanuman and how he came to be known by this powerful name. As a playful and fearless child, Hanuman once mistook the rising sun for a ripe fruit and leapt into the sky to grab it. Alarmed by this, the god Indra struck him with his thunderbolt, hitting his jaw.

The word “Hanu” means chin/jaw, and “man” refers to someone distinguished—giving rise to the name Hanuman, meaning “the one with a prominent or injured jaw.”

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Forget magical wands and fingers because here comes Meera, the girl who can 'sneeze' the magic around. Rudrapur is used to strange magical happenings but something big happens when Thakur Raghuvir comes to Rudrapur along with his son and wife. Listen to find out!

Sher Jung Thapa, also known as the Tiger of Skardu, fought valiantly with his troops for six long months in formidable weather against Pakistani Gilgit Scouts and prevented them from reaching Kargil and Leh.

Listen to the story of a forgotten hero's valor.

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Bansuriwala, a retelling of the famous 'Pied Piper of Hamelin', is a poem by Safdar Hashmi, playwright and director, best known for his work with street theatre in India. Enjoy the lyrical story of the piper who got rid Hamelin of notorious rats in an unusual way.

In this enchanting retelling of the traditional Bengali folktale, Grandma (Amma) outwits the wild animals who want to devour her, and manages to visit her daughter. On her way back home, using a giant pumpkin, she's able to fool the tiger and the bear, but the fox doesn't fall for the trick. Will Amma be able to reach home safely?

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In this episode, we're diving into the enchanting world of Maa Durga, the mighty Goddess of strength, courage, and protection. Learn the story of how Maa Durga came into existence. She was created by the combined energies of various gods to defeat a powerful demon, Mahishasur. Discover the valuable lessons we can learn from Maa Durga, like the importance of courage, standing up for what's right, and protecting the innocent.

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Disclaimer : Dear listeners, we want to remind you that the stories and myths shared in this podcast are a part of diverse cultural traditions and belief systems. While we strive to provide accurate information and share these tales with respect and cultural sensitivity, it's essential to understand that myths can be open to interpretation. Our goal is to offer educational and entertaining content, but it's important to remember that these stories are the product of their time and context. We encourage you to explore these myths further, read different versions, and engage in conversations with others to gain a deeper understanding. Keep an open mind and respect the various perspectives and interpretations that exist.

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Step into the world of legends and mysteries and get ready for spine-tingling tales, ancient riddles, and the curious history of Bhangarh Fort, known as one of the spookiest places in India. Join us as we uncover the stories behind this enigmatic fortress and its haunted reputation.

Tune in and let the adventure begin!

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A musical spin-off of the classic tale of Red Riding Hood. This desi retelling has the same Laali, wolf and Nani, but this time the wolf has a different agenda. He wants to relish Nani....ke laddu.

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Tigers, who were considered as the physical manifestation of power in natural world, became a prey to human greed. But nature has its way to pay back. This is the story of the world famous Man-eater of Champawat who unleashed her wrath on humankind and killed 436 humans, the most killed by any animal in human history.

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If they answer not to thy call, walk alone - these lines by Tagore inspired Shivam, a 10 year old resident of RoopNarayan pur in Bengal, to take that first step which would bring the much needed change in his village. His fight against plastic is worth listening.