दीपमाला

from Kalam (Hindi Poetry) Hosted by Dr. Sudhanshu Kumar

हम सभी श्रोताओं का स्वागत, वंदन एवं अभिनंदन करते है तथा सहयोग देने के लिए धन्यवाद ज्ञापित करते हैं। आशा है हमारा दूसरा एपिसोड "दीपमाला" के भाव पक्ष का आप आनंद लेंगे और हमे पुनः सहयोग देंगे। एक दिया समष्टि को कैसे प्रकाशित करता है इसी भावना को दीपमाला प्रेषित करती है। (Welcoming all the listeners and thank you for your support. Hope you will enjoy the second episode of 'Kalam', "Deepmala" and shower your support again. Deepmala sends the sentiment of how a lamp illuminates the whole world.)

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