Radio Ravish

December 26, 2025, 11:23AM

Ravish Kumar delivers a sharp critique of 2025, a year marked by economic stagnation, political fatigue, and a glaring lack of accountability for national tragedies. From the RSS’s controversial centenary to the government’s multi-crore influencer deals, this episode explores the deep disconnect between grand headlines and the harsh reality of a struggling middle class. It is a biting retrospective on a year that promised a "grand design" but left the public with more questions than answers.

December 24, 2025, 12:49PM

Ravish Kumar offers a poignant tribute to the late Vinod Kumar Shukla, exploring the profound power of a writer who chose silence and simplicity over the performative noise of the digital age. By contrasting Shukla’s quiet life with our modern obsession with social media and political spectacles, Kumar reveals a rare form of artistic resistance that transcends the visual world. This episode is a deep reflection on how to remember a man who lived entirely through his words, far away from the cameras and the clamor of his time.

December 24, 2025, 12:49PM

Ravish Kumar reflects on the quiet legacy of the late writer Vinod Kumar Shukla, exploring how his refusal to participate in today’s culture of digital performance and political theater defined his true greatness. By contrasting Shukla’s "plain" life against the loud demands of social media and performative nationalism, Kumar offers a poignant meditation on the power of silence and the challenge of remembering a man who chose to exist outside the frame.

December 24, 2025, 12:49PM

In this poignant tribute, Ravish Kumar reflects on the profound simplicity of legendary writer Vinod Kumar Shukla, contrasting his quiet, image-free life with the loud, performance-driven culture of modern social media and politics. By examining Shukla’s deliberate detachment from digital validation and political spectacles, Ravish explores how a writer’s silent resistance and refusal to be "seen" defined a rare, authentic greatness. This episode serves as a haunting meditation on the art of existing meaningfully in an era of constant noise and superficiality.

December 24, 2025, 12:49PM

Ravish Kumar offers a poignant tribute to the late writer Vinod Kumar Shukla, exploring how his "profound ordinariness" served as a quiet act of resistance against an era of digital noise and political spectacle. By contrasting Shukla’s lifelong silence with our modern obsession with visibility, this episode reflects on what it truly means to be a creator in a world that has forgotten how to listen.

August 18, 2024, 09:57AM

An NGO called TOXICS LINK has released a report showing that plastic particles have been found in salt and sugar. The size of these microplastics ranged from 1 micron to 5 millimeters. The report from Toxics Link states that microplastic have beenfound in various parts of our body.

April 15, 2024, 12:45PM

The BJP's manifesto is now available for review. Young voters will have to decide whether they prefer immediate employment or the vision of a developed India by 2047. Unlike the Congress and RJD, there is no promise of one crore jobs.

April 08, 2024, 01:53PM

The money that was supposed to go to the Dalit families allegedly went into the account of the BJP through bonds. The family has complained that a general manager of Welspun Enterprise Limited, a company associated with Adani, had advised the family to invest the 11 crores in electoral bonds. They had no idea into which scheme they were investing.

April 05, 2024, 11:14AM

Congress has made a firm commitment in its manifesto to halt this trend. The manifesto includes a promise to abandon the collegium system for appointing judges. It proposes dividing the Supreme Court into two sections: a Constitutional Court and an Appeals Court.

April 01, 2024, 11:29AM

PM Modi has spoken about the business of electoral donations following the Supreme Court's decision on February 15. PM Modi gave an interview to Thanthi TV of Tamil Nadu. During the interview, a question was posed: "Sir, I also want to ask you about the electoral bond data that has been published. Do you think this has caused some embarrassment to your party as a setback?"