Sarkari schemes, forsaken hymns | Joshua Bodhinetra

Making bitter gourd sweet

A poet digs into questions about the roots of our humanity in the wake of a new
storm gathering around the sanctity and status of our places of worship

Under the temple by Pratishtha Pandya | English | VO: Vishaka George

Under the temple | Pratishtha Pandya | Gujarati

Anshu Malviya_Hindi_हम सब कटुए हैं

Anshu Malviya_poem Katue_English

Celebrating Shimga-ELP_Warli_Holi_Song1_MP_ShS_MK_NW

Give and take-ELP_Warli_Holi_Song_2_MP_ShS_MK_NW

The language of the fish, frogs and a few fractured poems | Moumita Alam

Baban Dighe of Mulshi in Maharashtra, sings about the importance of being
generous, and of having empathy for the poor

The sun rises, the moon shines

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