নিজাইন আলোচনীৰ উত্তৰ-পূবৰ সাহিত্য শীৰ্ষক আলোচনাত এই খণ্ডত শুনক বিশিষ্ট সাহিত্য সমালোচক আৰু সাংবাদিক মুনীন বায়নৰ গ্ৰন্থ-"সংঘৰ্ষ আৰু সংলাপ" বিষয়ে এটি আলোচনা । আলোচনাটি আগবঢ়াইছে বিশিষ্ট সাহিত্যিক জুৰি বৰা বৰগোহাঞিয়ে

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The Unheard Voice: Mothers of special children

In this special podcast, host Masuma Tasmin takes you on an emotional and inspiring journey that often goes unnoticed- a story of resilience, love, strength, and, most importantly, a voice that remains unheard.

In this intimate conversation with mothers of special children in Guwahati, we hear about how they had to keep aside the things they once loved and dreamt to take care of their children fill their lives with warmth and affection. They narrate how they have built their own informal, yet powerful system of mutual care to support each other in every situation.

Masuma Tasmin, currently pursuing a Master’s in Multimedia and Communication at Manipal Academy of Higher Education, Bangalore., produced this special podcast as part of her Summer Internship with NEZINE.

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Sandrembi and Chaishra I Manipuri Folktales- PHUNGA WARI

This is the third and final episode of a three-part podcast series- Phunga Wari, each featuring a folktale narrated by an elder in Manipuri to capture the authentic beauty of oral storytelling. Each Manipuri narration is immediately followed by an English translation in Rajkumari Reekiya's voice.

The term “Phunga” refers to a fireplace, usually placed in the kitchen and “Wari” means tales or stories in the Manipuri Language. In the evenings, the children of a household gather around the fireplace while their grandparents share traditional stories. When the individual terms “Phunga” and “Wari” are put together, they translate to “Folktales”, stories passed down from generation to generation.

Rajkumari Reekiya, a 5th Semester student of the Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in English at The Assam Royal Global University produced this podcast series as part of her Summer Internship with NEZINE.

English narration of this episode begins at [5:21]

See the Transcript for English translation of this folk tale

Credits:

Special thanks to Thingbaijam Ibobi Singh for his contribution.

Music:

Harish Kangjam

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