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Unheard Narration

Narrations on various poems, newspaper editorials, story scenes and essays.

Podcast · By Abhishek Hansda · English · Official site

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Sep 11, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 11, 2026

    On the Other Side of the Classroom Episode 1 — When the Student Became the Teacher (opens the original)

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    My first Teachers’ Day as a teacher took me on an unexpected journey back to my school days—my first Teachers’ Day speech, old classrooms, and the teachers I once imitated in 2013. Now, standing on the other side of the classroom, I’m realizing that my students watch me the same way I once watched my teachers. Between the pressure of teaching, the struggle with syllabus, being called a “Diligent Teacher,” and students touching my feet, I found myself asking: Am I really ready for this responsibi

  2. Episode · Sep 6, 2026

    If—: The Poem That Walked With Me (opens the original)

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    Some poems you read, and some poems stay with you. I first heard If— by Rudyard Kipling in Class VIII, back in 2010, when my father narrated it to me. Almost two decades later, I find myself teaching the same poem to another Class VIII, and somehow, standing on the other side of the classroom has changed the way I understand it. From my father’s voice, to my own narration in 2020, to this recording six years later—If— has quietly remained a part of my journey. This time, I recorded it during an

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