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Dharma Naad

Dharma Naad

By: Radio City India
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A mythological podcast where every episode will narrate a different story. This podcast will feature dialogue between two mythological characters with a different perspective.

2025 Radio City India Social Sciences Spirituality
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  • Ghatotkacha-Karna Samvaad

    Ghatotkacha-Karna Samvaad
    May 12 2025

    In this episode of Dharmnaad, in Kurukshetra, a fierce and fateful dialogue unfolds between two mighty warriors Ghatotkacha, the demon-born son of Bhima, and Karna, the radiant yet torn son of the Sun. Witness the powerful conversation where one fights with illusions, the other with inner conflict.

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    8 mins
  • Dhritarashtra-Sanjay Samvaad

    Dhritarashtra-Sanjay Samvaad
    May 5 2025

    In this episode of Dharmnaad, there is a conversation between Dhritrashtra-Sanjay during Mahabharat Yuddha. This profound dialogue isn't just about past events, but about self-realization, the cost of silence, and the painful journey towards truth.

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    8 mins
  • Buddha-Yashodhara Samvaad

    Buddha-Yashodhara Samvaad
    Apr 28 2025

    In this episode of Dharmnaad, Gautam Buddha returns after twelve years, enlightened, but Yashodhara’s questions await him. Was renunciation the only path to truth? Their emotional samvaad explores love, pain, and self-discovery, echoing the eternal conflict between attachment and detachment.

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    11 mins

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