The Annie-verse Show

Many of you always inspires me to start solopodcast, this was recorded 3 months ago but I dare not to post it but today it’s been a year when I first saw the range of Himachal Himalaya, so here I tried, and again I apologised for not being consistent, but believe me guys your words are meant a lot for me, and I’ll keep trying to improve this. So, here’s story begins with… Since childhood I grew up with listening Himalaya stories, and many legendries from my grandfather, having an intense desire to see Himalaya, I didn’t know that how it will manifest for me like that.Himalaya’s beauty can’t be explained in words, I went there many times in my dreams or imagination while reading many books. From An autobiography of Yogi and then Sri M’s autobiography, it feels my heart with great excitement to go for that. It was my craziest experience.I know I discussed it many times with my close friends but this is something in my heart, and that will always be in my heart. It was not only a mountain but an emotion and a deep energetic experience.hope you'll give me your valuable feedback.

Hey guys, the annie-verse brings you a new episode that will give you a new insight about the Indian-constitution. I know that many of you will consider that this topic is related to study and all but it's a matter of awareness and to know our belongings through the Indian Constitution. Significant role of picture in the Indian Constitution. I'm sure that a many of you are may not be aware about the pictures in the Indian constitution. The person in this episode is laxminarayan bhala, his acdemic excellency is just mindblowing. As an Author, Writer, Poet, Thinker and Social worker, Lakshmi Narayan Bhala has contributed in many ways. He is working for the revival of the Indian constitution to bring pictures into mainstream, he has writeen a book named "Hamara Samvidhan : Bhav Evam Rekhankan" while talking about the pictures he said that there is a contextual journey of pictures from old ages to modernity, like how the image of pushpak vimaan and Ram Rajay connected to the fundamental rights, DPSPs have a connection with Lord Krishna when he gave instruction to Arjun, in the battle field of Kurukshetra and many more stories. As per the conversation Bhala ji revealed that how he used to face the challenge when he writes about on pictures of the constitution as it was believed that how can someone write on such "decorative piece" ? but he make everyone surprise through his excellent description about all the images. He wrote many book in which one is named "humara sanvidhan bhaav evam rekhankan" through that he tries to break many myths and enlighten in a very simple way. which will help to understand the book even for the general public. I hope you will listen it, like it, share it and understand it.

Some conversations are too close to my heart. This is one of those, as I was too young, I used to think about various Ramayan stories and I found myself and so many people are confused that which one is authentic or original. Whom we believe as a history? Miss Ruchi shrimali is like my elder sister. She’s socially very active. She has very diverse interests on so many topics. she runs talks on hindi sangam channel on YouTube and has been hosted many talks and moderate many events. After our conversation I get so many things to understand about our ancient epics and many prevalent original rituals. So I decided to share with you as well. As we try to give you authentic information but at some point we distracted like in giving the information about serg, it was originally serg 2 of Ayodhya kand in valmiki Ramayan instead of 6. and forget to mention Aranay kand after ayodhya kand, And some interpretation are very rational like quoting dalit samaj, and sati practices and all. guys these are not offensive words but are identity of our prevalent ancient system which had been rejected by ourselves. So if you don’t like anything instead of getting offend just give genuine suggestions in order to improve our podcast as a friend. I hope you enjoy, share and like it. Please give me your feedbacks and reviews honestly.

Hey everyone, we're back to our latest episode which contains so much emotions along with so many logics about life, love, soul-mates, universe manifestation, balancing one's energies. as we growing up there are many ambitions, many heart breaks. This episode will led you how to overcome your anxieties, how healing works particularly. The person in this episode is my mentor, we often talk about so much things, here are some glimpse of how we used to connect knowledge along with science and how we interconnect our experiences. please listen the episode carefully this is immense. some topics like how a person supposed to behave vs what one' behave in a unfavouarble circumstances, touch a next level of human behaviour. I Hope y'all enjoy it.

Hello everyone I know the audio quality is not perfect but it has a lot of emotions and things to understand. I would also like to apologize that some of the part of this audio I had to cut because of some natural laws does not allow us to give a detailed description here, i.e. each and every thing we can not disclose here. we'd discuss about the karma theory, reincarnation of soul. How habits form and deeply attached with soul. what is sadhana? what is the biggest mantra and japa on this earth? This is a glimpse of our endless conversation, the man you're listening in this audio is my grandfather who is more than 100years old and still have a very dashing personality. He who served his 60 years of devotion to her beloved mother shri Bhagwati(a form of Parvati or shakti), is sharing his beautiful journey of spiritualism, was completely unaware about the recording,(don't worry now I've his consent) The views are extremely personal I hope you'll enjoy it without any judgements. There are things that we've discussed about the karma theory and tantra vidya as well. It's prevalent that whoever perform tantra is a bad person or a performer of black magic but it's not as true as many thinks the story and ideology behind tantra is very different. We would love to record a separate podcast on it. We often talk on some topics like spirituality or some times on history as well But for now, I hope you'll enjoy this. We want you to see it as a heart to heart conversations.

Namaste, Hello everyone today we've a very special guest Mrs. Harpriya bains, who is a stand-up comedian and an artist from delhi. She is an extrovert. In her early days she used to do theatre and many stage shows, Her dream job was to be a radio Jockey personality but she was rejected. But she didn't give up because she believes in herself that she has stage confidence and she will do something better for sure, later she started standup comedy as a career. She is an artist who used to portray paintings and a comedian with a great sense of humor. Here, in a conversation with her we talk about how she Orient herself towards the stand-up. To make a laugh is not an easy task, an artist needs to work very hard on his/her new concept and new ideas constantly and before delivering a joke to a huge audience they need to check it many times. And this is how they used to sharpen their skills. Nowadays stand-up as a career? While sharing her journey she talked about the expressions of an artist and eye contact with the audience. In this era where sources of entertainment are very wide it is becoming difficult to bond the audience with you continuously. Talking about her attitude towards life, she said she has been privileged since her childhood. Coming to her confidence she said it's not always easy to boost your confidence instantly. It is the practice that makes an artist very well and skilled. So the role of practice plays an important role in every field. Talking about the legend Charlie Chaplin, she addressed the taste of the audience changing constantly day by day. At that time there was a very limited source of entertainment but nowadays there is a clutter of content. She opens up about the harsh reality of society by sharing an incident and talks about the role of feedback in every artist's life.

In the conversation with veteran army officer lieutenant Colonel Ankita Shrivastava where she opens up about her struggles. How tough was an ssb interview army chose their own soldiers. It was very hard to get in then be there for 14 long years and later had to leave due to no permanent commission. How she fought the system for her right. According to her, she is a destiny believer. She has always worn an attitude of gratitude since her childhood. She describes her work Life ethics and her boundaries and gave a message to our audience the significance of boundaries in one 'Life. Being an army person anger, discipline and etiquette all should be in command so after that there is a special value of discipline in her life. According to her though today's younger generation are privileged, the older generation can't blame them for being born with privilege. She said the youngsters are so aware and confident, when she was young she was born in that era where dowry deaths were used so usual, where people were not much vigilant about it as compared to now. Later, she appreciates the students or people for their constant efforts, Hard work and perseverance. She describes the army life then and now, how their Colleagues senior or juniors  used to be so formal they can't even crack the joke. When they're not performing their duties. Came to the confidence level, when she was very young in class 7 she failed once in English, so she portrayed beautifully how much support she got from her mother. Her mother set a good example of good parenting. Life was not so easy for her but she continued with her struggles whether she is in the army or not. She is a wonderful personality with lots of love and a great sense of humour. She lives her life like a human being who is constantly evolving herself full of joy.

Coming from  a male dominated society to marching ahead of all those huge men(jawans), veteren army officer lieutenant colonel Ankita shrivastav is going to share some glimpse of her journey in the Indian army, and afterwards. It was so tough to get selected in the Indian army but more difficulties came how she choose to convince their family. Though nowadays almost everyone is familiar with SSB exam but in 1993 it was very hard to explain the society that there is no man or woman in army but only soldiers.  Despite all unfavourable circumstances, she became the first lady to get selected for the Indian army from Allahabad in 1993. later, she was also the first lady officer to get posted at counter insurgency. After serving 14 long years to Nation, she completely forget how to become an ordinary civilian, life became very boring as there was no more adventures left, but how she used to fight with that phase and again she shines very brightly.  Her story is very inspiring, have lots of adventure, humour and based on real life completely.

In the conversation with Mr. tarun jain sir, who is a BLO officer, we tried to draw the importance of votin rights. where we have discussed about first general elections, why we switch ballot papers with EVM machines? How we can contributed to create a healthy society? what are the methods used by the election commission of India to conduct elections?  how first past the post and prepositional representation methods work? Role of women representation to build a great society. The changes after 1951 general elections, the increasing ration of women participation? Are women more vigilant than men? How much challenging job is of a BLO officer, how they used to bring awareness through poster making and via campaigning? What are some loopholes in government initiative, people's general perception about voting? Is separate electorate was bad idea or not? How can voters cast their vote when they are not present in their hometown? Nowadays, How much voters are aware about their rights? These are some question which were answered by Tarun sir. please listen this episode carefully.