This week our hosts Rupinder Kaur Sandhu and Bindu Brar are talking about the taboo topic "Divorce". In our society, both males & females have to face certain judgments in case they choose to divorce their partner.

This week's story is ‘Rabb Te Ruttan’ written by Dalip Kaur Tiwana and narrated by Gurdeep Grewal. It is about the materialistic nature of human beings who have forgotten to enjoy the blessings of nature.

Mr. Yaadwinder Singh Yaadu, our guest for this week in conversation with Manjit Singh Rajpura gave us some inside stories on universities and certain scams that happen which hamper the smooth functioning & effects the future generation too.

In conversation with Puneet Sodhi, who after his retirement as a Professor of English started IELTS institute and set an example that one can stay occupied & productive even after retirement.

This time listen to a folktale called ‘Vallali’ in Studio Satth . It depicts how foolishness is the biggest enemy of a person.

Our this week's guest is a teacher, Pooja Sharda who has been educating underprivileged children and trying to make them independent by inculcating the skill of art & craft in them.

In the current wave of women's employment and ever-evolving times we often talk about the mental & physical exhaustion that women bear but rarely do we address deep-rooted issues surrounding men. From a deep seeded pressure to be successful, financially secure & take charge of responsibility we often forget to touch the base on mental or general issues men of current times are going through.

This story is narrated by SArbjeet Singh Sidhu. It is about a Prince and his act of bravery through which he saves the lives of his parents & family from a wicked " Sadhu".

This week we have two friends who are also together in their entrepreneurial journey, Fankaari Kaur & Maira. They both are involved in the promotion of miniature art and sell their product under the company name "Ranhtohla".

With the ever-evolving times, it is necessary we also change & adapt to new times and with upcoming generations. Failing to do will lead to contradictions with them.