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World famous in Delhi, the kid who pranks all.

Red FM Bauaa

This weekly podcast takes its title from Frédéric Bastiat’s famous essay, ‘That which is seen and that which is unseen'. In his essay, Bastiat uses the example of what later came to be known as the "Broken Window Fallacy", and pointed out that to evaluate the consequences of any action, we need to look at both its seen effects, which are often the rationale behind the action, and its unseen effects, which include unintended consequences and ripple effects. Every week our host Amit Varma will examine the world through the lens of the Unseen. He will tackle subjects such as economics, neuroscience and behavioural psychology, and examine both public policy and private action. Each show will feature guests who are experts in the subject under discussion: economists, legal experts, scientists and media commentators. A new episode of The Seen and the Unseen will be released every Tuesday.

The Seen and the Unseen - hosted by Amit Varma

Three years ago, Hoshner & Ambika quit their jobs to travel and explore India through its people, history, cultures and communities. On the reDiscovery Podcast they speak about their experiences on the road in India, some challenging, others hilarious and take us on a journey from the untouched and varied beauty of its countryside to the bylanes of unknown village and towns, showing us along the way an India we didn’t know existed.

The reDiscovery Podcast

Welcome to a unique call-in comedy show where a new guest talks to Sonu, an expert in everything. He is accompanied by his trusty host Pawan Kumar. New episodes every Wednesday!

Sun Lo Jee, Sonulogy

More and more directors realize that just casting the right lead in a film is not enough. Casting the character actors in supporting roles is as much if not more important. Our show, Bollywood Scene Stealers will take you through the journey and the legacy laid down by these actors while highlighting their immense contribution to the films they star in. Every week veteran film journalist Indu Mirani puts a stalwart character actor in the spotlight to better understand what makes them so good at what they do

Bollywood Scene Stealers

Difficult Conversations with Your Kids

A fortnightly podcast that explains burning issues that you should know, to help you appear smarter than you are, to an audience that knows no less ;-). So basically, we take topics and attempt to deconstruct them - using a bit of humour and analogies and quotes from Yes, Prime Minister.

Simblified

It's the podcast from The fun Indian guy about Design, Music, Film making and life in general from Berlin, Germany!

The fun Indian guy Podcast

Once upon a time, in the southernmost precinct of Mumbai, five collaborators came together to form The Colaba Cartel. They were Gauri Devidayal, Jay Yousuf, Abhishek Honawar, Pankil Shah and Sumit Gambhir. What is The Colaba Cartel? Stay tuned to find out.

The Colaba Cartel

Long Innings is the Cricket Podcast you need, to get your dose of cricketing history

Long Innings - Season 1

Mirza Ghalib, full name Mirza Asadullah Khan Beig, pen name ‘Ghalib’ (1797-1869) was a famous Urdu- and Persian-language poet of India. He is best known for his lyrical and spiritual ghazals. Ghazal is a form of poetry in couplets. In a ghazal, each couplet is self-contained and generally unconnected with the next.Ghalib was born in Agra, in northern India, and was raised by his uncle. Ghalib had no formal education, but was tutored in Persian by Muhammad Mu’azzam, a noted scholar of the time. It got married in 1810 to Umrao Begum, the niece of Nawab Ahmad Baksh Khan who was the ruler of Ferozepur and Loharu at that time. Ghalib was introduced to the elite circle of intellectuals and artists that surrounded the Indian royal family in Delhi because of his father in law. In 1821 he compiled his first collection of Urdu verse. Deewan e Ghalib, Nuskha e Hamida was Published in 1828. soon after the publication of his Urdu poetry collection Ghalib switched to writing entirely in Persian, also known as Farsi. In 1826, on the death of Ghalib’s uncle, the British government began providing Ghalib and his family with a small pension for the military services of his uncle. Despite this income, Ghalib remained nearly destitute for most of his life.Ghalib was also a poetry teacher of the King, Bahadur Sha Zafar, who himself was a very nice poet.Ghalib led a miserable life for he started taking wine at a very young age when he was just a boy whereas his financial condition was not good moreover he had no children of his own. All of his kids died during their infancy. He then adopted his nephew called ‘Arif’ who also died at the age of 16. He was emotionally collapsed because of the death of his adopted son.

Selected Ghazals of Ghalib by Mirza Ghalib

From Kamakshi Media. the creators of Baalgatha, comes a new podcast- Myths, Legends and Fairytales of India, which brings to you amazing stories from India. Come with us to a land of magic, fairies, Kings, and Queens.Come join us and experience a magical ride with new stories every week in this new and exciting show. Podcast Website (https://gaathastory.com/lft) to learn more about this show!

Myths, Legends, and Fairytales of India

In this podcast, RJ Sandip & Kiran More regale us with nostalgic moments of our cricketing past. Tune in for cricket trivia, dressing room stories and more! This is a Radio Nasha production, brought to you by HT smartcast.

Nasha Masterstroke

For all the Bollywood crazy fans out there, we bring you the tidbits of trivia which may catch you by surprise and which also offers an interesting insight into the million-dollar industry.

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