Renowned Hindi short story writer and Sahitya Academy winner, Nasera Sharma presents her much talked about story ‘Sarhad Ke Is Paar’...
Category - Hindi Podcasting/Urdu Podcasting
‘Simply put, a podcast is talk radio, but on demand,’ says the BBC.
But no one could imagine that a serialised talk radio, ironically, called ‘Serial’ would be downloaded over 80 million times in just two years since its launch.
A podcast is an audio programme, generally spread across a series of episodes, which can be downloaded from the Internet and listened to your mobile or an Mp3 player.
On one fine morning, Guardian columnist and BBC journalist Ben Hammersley in 2004 coined a new word, Podcast, by borrowing bits from ‘ipod’ and ‘broadcast’.
At Radio Manzil, we are working on an app for our podcasts. Meanwhile, enjoy our audio programme presented by some of the most eminent broadcasters of the Hindi and Urdu.
Hindi Podcasting and Urdu Podcasting
One of Hindi’s best known novelists and writers, Mridula Garg (born 25 October 1938) remembers the day when the Delhi police came with a...
In the eleventh part of our 20-programme radio series ILM-E-SHAYRI, Mehr-e-Alam Khan explains, Bahoor (Metres) are not always used in their Sālim...
In the twelfth part of our 20-programme radio series ILM-E-SHAYRI, Mehr-e-Alam Khan describes the Sālim (Perfect/ Unaltered) and Mazāhif (Catālectic)...
In the tenth part of our 20-programme radio series, ILM-E-SHAYRI, Mehr-e-Alam Khan recaps the three Dawāir/ Dāyráy (Circles), described in the last...
In this ninth part of our 20-programme radio series, Ilm-e-Shayri, Mehr-e-Alam Khan begins with a description of the three Arkān (metrical feet)...
In the sixth part of our 20-programme radio series – Ilm-e-Shayri, Mehr-e-Alam Khan explains how the two Asbāb (two-letter words) including...
In the fifth part of our 20-programme radio series – Ilm-e-Shayri, Mehr-e-Alam Khan starts with a brief summing-up of the last four parts of...