My efforts to add to our literary heritage!

Dear friends,

It has been almost a month since I started this blog where I present my poems and stories which I write in Hindi language, in the audio form. Hindi has a glorious heritage of precious pieces of prose and poetry. I wish I could add a bit to this. It is my humble request to my listeners to post their comments so that I can know if my pieces are being liked by you or not. I wish I could improve my writing skills on the basis of the feedback. Thankyou for your support.

AAMANTRAN – A poem for my country

This is a poem dedicated to our country and its unity in diversity. It is our responsibility as Indians to keep this unity intact and see ourselves as a proud Indian rather than someone belonging to a specific region in the country. We share a great past together and it is our duty to steer India towards a greater future.

Let us all unite for our motherland!

Sarita – A Poem

This is the story of our lives (in the form of verses). We all love to live freely on our own terms but there are hurdles to this. Listen to the story to find our how life can achieve its goals if one takes small strides towards them inspite of obstacles big enough to turn the direction of the flow of the river called life!

Life flows like a river

BAI SAHEB – A Hindi Short Story

This is a short story about “Kalyani” , also known as Bai Saheb by people who know her, a story where the young men of a family try to find the whereabouts of one of the girls of their clan whom they had long forgotten. 

“Sometimes the past is forgotten but not forgiven!”

Rating: 5 out of 5.

Sabjio Ki Redi

My first short story is about a small family and the expectations of the family members from each other. Balwant Singh is a farmer who sells his vegetables in Dalhousie. He does not want his son to join his family business and works hard to get Mohan out of it. This story is about young Mohan’s efforts to show his father a new point of view in life without offending him. Hope you will enjoy it. Please don’t forget to send me your reviews.

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