Let us take pause in our journey along Narmad with Amrutlal ji and take a moment to celebrate Amrut Mahotsav of India's Independence with another Ratna of Jabalpur Smt Subhadra Kumari Chauhanji as we read together her immortal poem 'झाँसी की रानी' as our homage to all those brave souls who gifted us a free India.

After an arduous but spiritually uplifting and enchanting journey along the holy Narmada, we reach the 'Nabhi sthan' or centre of Narmada, as we begin walking from Hoshangabad towards Handiya, with author Shri Amritlal Vegad.

As we continue walking along the fertile banks of Narmada, beautiful rivers with minds of their own offer us unexpected challenges. Our journey in this episode is also peppered generously with interesting people as we reach Hoshangabad, an important milestone in our parikrama.

As river Narmada continues its journey along the fertile plains of Madhya Pradesh, the author shares his varied emotional experiences and encounters, passing through beautiful Ghats, enchanting ‘Sangams’ and colourful village fairs along the river banks.

Get drenched in the mist arising from cascading waters of Dhuandhar falls, India's answer to Niagara and experience the enchanted land of a sparkling Narmada gently meandering through marble rocks of Bhedaghat as we begin our next leg of the Narmada parikrama with the author Shri Amritlal Vegad.

In this episode we travel with the author through a parched terrain in peak of summer and see a completely different aspect of the river and it’s banks . This episode completes a loop and brings us to the opposite bank of Gwarighat where we began the journey

The author walks along Narmada river on one of its most beautiful and fascinating routes as he travels from Dindori to Mandla

As he takes a U turn from Amarkantak and walks towards Dindori, the author narrates his experiences of witnessing the descent of Narmada to the plains and fascinating rituals observed in these remore parts of Madhya Pradesh.

The author treks along Narmada crossing quaint villages and leafy forests to finally reach the source of the mighty river Narmada and is spellbound by the beauty of Amarkantak.

As he resumes his travels along Narmada river, in this chapter, the author, Shri Amritlal Vegad pens down his impressions of the meandering river in his inimitable style and describes his encounters – some uplifting and happy and some a little scary.