राम–भरत मिलन – महादेवी वर्मा
Introduction: See more Accepting the demand of step-mother Kekayi for a 14 year banvaas, Ram along with wife Sita and brother Lakshman, made abode in the forest of...
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साकेत: भरत का पादुका मांगना – मैथिली शरण गुप्त
Introduction: See more This is the last excerpt in this series from Saket maha-kavya. Politely turning down the requests of Kakayi and Bharat, Ram decides to stay put...
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चांद का कुर्ता – रामधारी सिंह दिनकर
Introduction: See more Little moon feels so cold in night. He asks his mother for a woolen coat. See the problem that the mother faces! I have tried my hands on...
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साकेत: राम का उत्तर – मैथिली शरण गुप्त
Introduction: See more Even though the shattered younger brother Bharat and repentant mother Kaikayi pleaded with Ram to return to Ayodhya, Ram would rather carry out...
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रश्मिरथी (Karna replies to Krishna: From III chapter)
Introduction: See more Karnas reply to Krishna: From III Chapter [Rashmirathi is quite a phenomenon in the world of Hindi poetry. Here is another excerpt from third...
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रश्मिरथी (Krishna meets Duryodhana : From III Chapter)
Introduction: See more Krishna meets Duryodhana: From III Chapter [As per the original agreement Pandavas were to get back their kingdom when they returned from 14...
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साकेत: दशरथ का श्राद्ध, राम भारत संवाद – मैथिली शरण गुप्त
Introduction: See more Kaikayi had coerced Dashrath to give the kingdom of Ayodhya to her son Bharat and banish the elder step son Ram to forest for 14 years. Bharat...
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पीथल और पाथल – कन्हैयालाल सेठिया
Introduction: See more You may have read Shyam Narayan Pandey’s classic epic “Haldighati”. Three excerpts from that great work are available on this site. Many readers...
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खूनी हस्ताक्षर – गोपाल प्रसाद व्यास
Introduction: See more Neta Ji Subhash Chandra Bose organized the Indian National Army in early 1940s to fight the foreign occupation of the country. He promised...
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दफ्तर का बाबू – सुरेश उपाध्याय
Introduction: See more A hasya kavita by Suresh Upadhyay that is also a commentary on the state of affairs in India – Rajiv Krishna Saxena दफ्तर का एक बाबू मरा...
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