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- Jernaili Sadak | Episode 6/6 | Raza Ali Abidi
Every episode here has 6 parts in it.
Jernaili Sadak | Grand Trunk Road (31 to 36)
In a simply magnificent writing with splendid oration here is this magical travelogue by Raza Ali Abidi.
Raza Ali Abidi, A famous Pakistani Journalist, broadcaster and author, born on 30th December 1935 at Rourkee, India. Moved to Karachi with his family in 1950, and then migrated to London and worked for the BBC (Urdu) from 1972 till 1996 (20080. He is best known for his radio documentaries on the Grand Trunk Road (Jernaili Sadak) and the Indus River (Sher Darya), Through the Railways (Rail Kahani) and In search of rare books (Kutub Khana).
His published works include several collections of cultural essays and short stories. He has worked with the BBC Urdu Service and retired in 1996. One of them is about the Grant trunk Road, titled “jernaili Sadak” and the other, his travelogue along the banks of the Indus river
All episodes are converted as audio files from the YouTube channel of Raza Ali Abidi
Cover art designed by Irfan © June 2021
1 hr 29 min - Jernaili Sadak | Episode 5/6 | Raza Ali Abidi
Every episode here has 6 parts in it.
Jernaili Sadak | Grand Trunk Road (25 to 30)
In a simply magnificent writing with splendid oration here is this magical travelogue by Raza Ali Abidi.
Raza Ali Abidi, A famous Pakistani Journalist, broadcaster and author, born on 30th December 1935 at Rourkee, India. Moved to Karachi with his family in 1950, and then migrated to London and worked for the BBC (Urdu) from 1972 till 1996 (20080. He is best known for his radio documentaries on the Grand Trunk Road (Jernaili Sadak) and the Indus River (Sher Darya), Through the Railways (Rail Kahani) and In search of rare books (Kutub Khana).
His published works include several collections of cultural essays and short stories. He has worked with the BBC Urdu Service and retired in 1996. One of them is about the Grant trunk Road, titled “jernaili Sadak” and the other, his travelogue along the banks of the Indus river
All episodes are converted as audio files from the YouTube channel of Raza Ali Abidi
Cover art designed by Irfan © June 2021
1 hr 31 min - Jernaili Sadak | Episode 4/6 | Raza Ali Abidi
Every episode here has 6 parts in it.
Jernaili Sadak | Grand Trunk Road (19 to 24)
In a simply magnificent writing with splendid oration here is this magical travelogue by Raza Ali Abidi.
Raza Ali Abidi, A famous Pakistani Journalist, broadcaster and author, born on 30th December 1935 at Rourkee, India. Moved to Karachi with his family in 1950, and then migrated to London and worked for the BBC (Urdu) from 1972 till 1996 (20080. He is best known for his radio documentaries on the Grand Trunk Road (Jernaili Sadak) and the Indus River (Sher Darya), Through the Railways (Rail Kahani) and In search of rare books (Kutub Khana).
His published works include several collections of cultural essays and short stories. He has worked with the BBC Urdu Service and retired in 1996. One of them is about the Grant trunk Road, titled “jernaili Sadak” and the other, his travelogue along the banks of the Indus river
All episodes are converted as audio files from the YouTube channel of Raza Ali Abidi
Cover art designed by Irfan © June 2021
1 hr 30 min - Jernaili Sadak | Episode 3/6 | Raza Ali Abidi
Every episode here has 6 parts in it.
Jernaili Sadak | Grand Trunk Road (13 to 18)
In a simply magnificent writing with splendid oration here is this magical travelogue by Raza Ali Abidi.
Raza Ali Abidi, A famous Pakistani Journalist, broadcaster and author, born on 30th December 1935 at Rourkee, India. Moved to Karachi with his family in 1950, and then migrated to London and worked for the BBC (Urdu) from 1972 till 1996 (20080. He is best known for his radio documentaries on the Grand Trunk Road (Jernaili Sadak) and the Indus River (Sher Darya), Through the Railways (Rail Kahani) and In search of rare books (Kutub Khana).
His published works include several collections of cultural essays and short stories. He has worked with the BBC Urdu Service and retired in 1996. One of them is about the Grant trunk Road, titled “jernaili Sadak” and the other, his travelogue along the banks of the Indus river
All episodes are converted as audio files from the YouTube channel of Raza Ali Abidi
Cover art designed by Irfan © June 2021
1 hr 32 min - Jernaili Sadak | Episode 2/6 | Raza Ali Abidi
Every episode here has 6 parts in it.
Jernaili Sadak | Grand Trunk Road (7 to 12)
In a simply magnificent writing with splendid oration here is this magical travelogue by Raza Ali Abidi.
Raza Ali Abidi, A famous Pakistani Journalist, broadcaster and author, born on 30th December 1935 at Rourkee, India. Moved to Karachi with his family in 1950, and then migrated to London and worked for the BBC (Urdu) from 1972 till 1996 (20080. He is best known for his radio documentaries on the Grand Trunk Road (Jernaili Sadak) and the Indus River (Sher Darya), Through the Railways (Rail Kahani) and In search of rare books (Kutub Khana).
His published works include several collections of cultural essays and short stories. He has worked with the BBC Urdu Service and retired in 1996. One of them is about the Grant trunk Road, titled “jernaili Sadak” and the other, his travelogue along the banks of the Indus river
All episodes are converted as audio files from the YouTube channel of Raza Ali Abidi
Cover art designed by Irfan © June 2021
1 hr 32 min - Jernaili Sadak | Episode 1/6 | Raza Ali Abidi
Every episode here has 6 parts in it.
Jernaili Sadak | Grand Trunk Road (1 to 6)
In a simply magnificant writing with splendid oration here is this magical travelogue by Raza Ali Abidi.
Raza Ali Abidi, A famous Pakistani Journalist, broadcaster and author, born on 30th December 1935 at Rourkee, India. Moved to Karachi with his family in 1950, and then migrated to London and worked for the BBC (Urdu) from 1972 till 1996 (20080. He is best known for his radio documentaries on the Grand Trunk Road (Jernaili Sadak) and the Indus River (Sher Darya), Through the Railways (Rail Kahani) and In search of rare books (Kutub Khana).
His published works include several collections of cultural essays and short stories. He has worked with the BBC Urdu Service and retired in 1996. One of them is about the Grant trunk Road, titled “jernaili Sadak” and the other, his travelogue along the banks of the Indus river
All episodes are converted as audio files from the YouTube channel of Raza Ali Abidi
Cover art designed by Irfan © June 2021
1 hr 31 min - Raghuvir Sahay | Poem | Aaj jeewan phir shuru hua
Recited and Produced by Irfan in 2007
Image courtesy: Google
1 min - Deepti Naval | Poem | Aanchal se lipti ajnabi hawaon ke lams
Deepti Naval recited her poem here. From Boston's poetry event for the Hindi Manch.
Courtesy Sarega Tunes
Image Courtesy Deepti Naval's Facebook page
4 min - Deepti Naval | Poem | Asmano mein bujhe huey khabon ka dhuan saa
Deepti Naval recited her poem here. From Boston's poetry event for the Hindi Manch.
Courtesy Sarega Tunes
Image Courtesy Deepti Naval's Facebook page
2 min - Deepti Naval | Poem | Chalo door tak ajanbi raston per
Deepti Naval recited her poem here. From Boston's poetry event for the Hindi Manch.
Courtesy Sarega Tunes
Image Courtesy Deepti Naval's Facebook page
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