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Folk Katha

Folk Katha

By: Radio City India
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India is a religious and ethnically diverse country. Indian culture is characterized by distinct languages, and rich traditions among various ethnic and religious groups. Folk Katha, in this podcast show we will talk about India's different Folk Arts from paintings to music, food & literature, etc.

2025 Radio City India
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Episodes
  • Harmonium
    Sep 9 2025

    In this episode will know about Harmonium, a popular Indian keyboard instrument with hand-pumped bellows, producing rich melodic tones. Widely used in classical, devotional, and folk music, it supports vocalists and ensembles, blending simplicity with soulful depth across India’s diverse traditions.

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    10 mins
  • Sarod
    Sep 2 2025

    In this episode discover Sarod, a prominent Indian string instrument known for its deep, introspective sound and fretless metal fingerboard. Used in Hindustani classical music, it conveys rich ragas with soulful expression. Masters like Amjad Ali Khan and Ali Akbar Khan made it globally renowned.

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    10 mins
  • Dilruba
    Aug 26 2025

    In this episode explore the soulful sounds of the Dilruba - a rare bowed instrument blending depth and devotion. This podcast delves into its origins, spiritual essence, intricate design, and the artists who keep its haunting melodies alive in Indian classical and Sikh traditions.

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    9 mins
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