Podcasts

Unfolding Lucknow , is a podcast that gives an insight about this beautiful city. It digs deep into the history of Lucknow and talks about all the unique aspects that ironically are never brought to the front. From its food to its culture , Lucknow can be rediscovered time and again and you’re bound to find something new every time. Click here and unfold Lucknow in Episode 1 by Shubhrali Ben (BAJMC, Sem 3A)

In our Indian tradition , one of the most noticeable and prominent symbols of Hinduism is Tilak . Applying tilak is considered very auspicious. Applied on the forehead between the brows, it is a point of immense power and piety. Click here and listen to benefits of applying Tilak by Shobhit Gupta (BAJMC, Sem 3A)

We all have our passions and hardships . These experiences turn into stories. Here is an inspiring story of a man who rose from scratch and became the very famous , Gaitonde of Sacred Games . Click here to listen to the podcast by Shreya Negi (BAJMC, Sem 3A)

We all have our passions and hardships. These experiences turn into stories . Here is an inspiring story of a man who chose singing over cricket. Click here to listen to the podcast by Shreya Negi (BAJMC, Sem 3A)

Science has a lot of fascinating areas to learn and explore. One of them is forensics . After the death of Bollywood actor Sushant Singh Rajput , the field once again came to spotlight. The podcast explores this field while giving some amazing real life examples and expert interviews. Click here and listen to Episode II by Prakshali Tiwari

Science has a lot of fascinating areas to learn and explore. One of them is forensics . After the death of Bollywood actor Sushant Singh Rajput , the field once again came to spotlight. The podcast explores this field while giving some amazing real life examples and expert interviews. Click here and listen to the podcast by Prakshali Tiwari (BAJMC, Sem 3B)

This is a funny conversation between Vakil Bhaiya who daily goes to his favourite chai wala Chintu and there they fight and talk about sense less things. Vakil Bhaiya and chintu in their special kanpuriya style talk about general issues and spread awareness in a hilarious way. Click here and listen to Episode II by Prakhar Srivastava (BAJMC, Sem 3H)

This is a funny conversation between Vakil bhaiya who daily goes to his favourite chai wala chintu and there they fight and talk about sense less things. Vakil bhaiya and chintu in their special kanpuriya style talk about general issues and spread awareness in a hilarious way. Click here and listen to Episode 1 by Prakhar Srivastava (BAJMC, Sem 3H)

With the world facing major environment al problems like pollution, global warming, ozone layer depletion and lack of proper waste disposal, it is time for humans to become warriors in the fight to save nature. This podcast is an environment daily that gives everyone a reality check of their surroundings and actions. It helps in understanding how we often forget the grave situation outside our comfortable homes. Click here and listen to the podcast by Omanshi Sabharwal (BAJMC, Sem 3B)

The first episode unfolds reasons behind the prejudice against the LGBTQIA Community . In conversation, we have Vishal Pinjani , who is a LGBTQ activist. The show revolves around his journey & the atrocities faced by this community. Click here and listen to this interesting podcast by Mansi Yadav (BAJMC, Sem 3) and educate yourself about this beautiful community.

During the pandemic , a lot of people have picked up interests and also found solace in various things such as cooking, baking, painting and drawing etc. Many have also found consolation and comfort in literature during these tough times. This episode is an overview of the impact of literature during the pandemic. Click here and listen to the podcast by Eusebia (BAJMC, Sem 3A)

A horror series, that tells you about some of India 's most haunted places and their real life, scary stories .This will surely leave you shivering and wondering that what if you experience the same. Click Here to experience Episode 2 by Avni Bagrola (BAJMC, Sem 3H)

A horror series, that tells you about some of India 's most haunted places and their real life, scary stories It will for sure leave you shivering and wondering that what if you experience the same. Click here to experience Episode 1 by Avni Bagrola (BAJMC, Sem 3H)

Click here and listen to the News Bulletin by Swati Singh (Sem 3A, BAJMC)

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There has been a wave of misinformation during the pandemic, not only political but also medical, causing passive forms of mass hysteria and unnecessary communal propaganda. It is our foremost duty as 'netizens' to adhere to our own responsibility of recognizing these loop holes and think twice before forwarding a message without a confirmed reliable source. Click here to listen to the magazine podcast by Debolina, Saloni Singh, Vidhi Tiwari,Samikshya Gupta, Vartika Verma, Tanmay Singh-BAJMC (E ) 2019, Sem 2A.

The Radio advertisement compels the listeners to think against the act of racism . The realization is brought forth by using an example of a simple product (fictional), Poodles Biscuit. Click here to listen to the ad by Brishti Ganguly, BAJMC ( E) 2019, Sem 2B.

Stealing things is definitely a bad habit, but sometimes, something bad can also be the reason behind a good change. This is what happened in Patel Bhai’s life - a theft in his house compelled Patel Bhai to leave his long-term addiction. Listen to this podcast- ‘Patel Bhai ke Ghar Chori.’ , which is based on a true incident during the COVID-19 lockdown . Click here to listen to the podcast by BAJMC (E) 2019, Semester 2A student Samridhi Deepakbhai Thapliyal.

This is a story about the struggles a teenage girl faces as she enters the new phase of her life. Problems like anxiety , peer pressure , self-consciousness, body shaming etc are faced by many of the teenagers daily and when they don’t have anyone to share their feelings with, they tend to take drastic decisions. It is time for the parents to pitch in and be a part of their lives, listen to them and try to look at the situations from their perspectives and help them, be there for them before it’s too late. Click here to listen to the podcast by BAJMC (E) 2019, Semester 2A student Apoorva Kashyap.

A short and humorous story of a family WhatsApp group . Amidst, the fake news , sending family pictures, shopping lists and WhatsApp forwards, one member of the group falls in love and the drama continues. This is written by Jamshed Umar Siddiqui and narrated by Prakhar Srivastava, BAJMC 2019, Semester 2H Click here to listen to the podcast

Prithvi ( Earth ) gets a chance to witness what the future beholds for her. What happens next is what this drama is about. Click here to listen to the podcast by BAJMC (E) 2019, Semester 2A students - Vanshika Singh, Sanghmitra, Nandini Chawla, Kushagra Sharma.

This is a conversation between a man and his heart while driving , whether to answer the ringing mobile phone or not. Listen to know, who wins-Heart or the Mind? Click here to listen to the podcast by BAJMC 2019, Semester 2H students - Prakhar Srivastava, Avni Bagrola, Anant Abhi.

" Ghar Aur Chai ", it's a feeling rather than just another college assignment. It has everything I felt during those lonely nights when I missed my home, my family, my mother. It has the sweetness of sugar, pureness of milk, taste of tea leaves and memories . Memories which gave me the strength to fight my failures. Memories which kept me safe, when I caught cold in hostel and when there was no-one to take care of me. Memories that I cherish the most and which are closest to my heart. You should listen to this when homesickness kicks in, and all you've got are memories. It might not stop making you miss your family, but it definitely will make you smile. Click here to listen to the podcast by BAJMC (E) 2019, Semester 2B student Abhay Sharma.

In this one-hour long podcast , Radio BUnique brings to you the latest entertainment, gossips, news and updates amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. Click here to listen to the podcasr by MC05 students, BAJMC (E ) 2019, Semester 2B.

A short story written during the time of pandemic , when a college boy comes home in lockdown and finds his whole childhood wrapped in a box. With each passing moment he walks down the memory lane and makes those memories his lockdown partner. Click here to listen to the podcast by BAJMC 2019 Semester 2H student Prakhar Srivastava.

Promo for the podcast series , lockdown ki kahaniyan , that showcased various life stories during the pandemic . Click here to listen to the podcast by Prakhar Srivastava, BAJMC 2019 Semester 2H and Vartika Verma, BAJMC (E) 2019 Semester 2A.

Did you know something as simple as a cup, which is found in a party, at home, at bars, everywhere, can taint your life with blood? The horrors of drunk driving may take you to your final destination, death. Do Not Drink and Drive. Click here to listen to the podcast by BAJMC (E) 2019 Semester 2A students - Praneet Kaur, Rohan Dayal, Seemon Sharma.

Ever fallen in love ? I'm sure you must have. This story will make you never fall in love again. Robin is a man liked by many women for his wealth , status and good looks . But every time he went out with girls, they ended up disappointing him by only running after his materialistic assets. His parents were worried he'll never get married. Finally, one day luck shines on him as he discovers a beautiful girl who turns up at his door asking for a date. They both instantly click. This story will take you through a series of events before he finds his "perfect girl" and what happens when he does? What could go wrong? Listen to find out. Click here to listen to the podcast by BAJMC (E) 2019 Semester 2A student Sejal Soni.

An audio magazine , created during the Corona Virus outbreak . It revolves around addressing the hardships that arose with the onset of lockdown . Suggestions on utilising the lockdown period has also been a subject of discussion in the magazine show. Click here to listen to the podcast by BAJMC (E) 2019, Semester 2A students - Shubhrali Ben, Stuti Agnihotri, Apoorva Kashyap, Muskaan, Aastha Gupta, and Sameer Khan.

We live in a country where something as basic as education isn’t widely accessible. Especially when you’re girl, it’s double the struggle. Here is a story of a girl who’s trying her hardest to make something out of her life, one class at a time. Click Here to listen to the Podcast by Akriti Saraswat, BAJMC Sem VI

Sadopur’s government school has not only advocated for better means of studying, it has also pushed for girl education . From the past few years, the number of girls enrolling to the school has seen an increase. This is because of the constant efforts of the teachers, organisations like SRF and schemes like Meena Manch . They’re working rigorously to make education more accessible for girls. Click here to listen to the Podcast by Akriti Saraswat, BAJMC Sem VI.

With hoots and hollers, Panache received a warm welcome in Bennett University , with its first ever fashion show , sponsored by Lakme. The models looked like a dream, dressed as Greek Gods and Goddesses. Click here to listen to the podcast by Anshika Kathuria

Day two of Uphoria had tons of fun activities and performances in store for the day. Cerebrum (Literary club) hosted some of these fun yet educational events throughout the day. Click here to listen to the podcast by Tejaswini Mittal

Much awaited Uphoria 4.0 Opening Ceremony was a great hit. Commencing the ceremony, Vice chancellor Dr. Raghunath K. Shevgaonkar lighted the lamp as per Bennett tradition. Various clubs like Verve, Spic macay and Advaita had various performances lined up. Let’s see what more Uphoria 4.0 has for the students . Click here to listen to the podcast by Mansi Sharma

Day 2 of Uphoria 4.0 was a great success with some fun activities like Mock Cid, Pottery Workshop and Bennett Royale arranged by different clubs. The participants in all the activities were really happy and exited. Click here to listen to the podcast by Tanya Goel

Uphoria Day 2 , Bennett University 's annual fest was mostly about cultural events. It included the Battle of bands, solo singing competition and frolic fight: group dance competition. The events were organized by Advaita and Spic macay the cultural singing and dancing clubs respectively. Students from various universities participated and won the competitions. For the battle of bands, 3 bands participated among which Kolama from Zakir Hussain college won. The tapping of feet, swaying bodies and the adrenaline rush among the audience continued even after all the events were over. Click here to listen to the podcast by Prapti Jain

Two podcasts created by the Times School of Media students have gone up on the UNESCO website as an example of good radio “celebrating humanity in all its diversity”. The podcasts were submitted by the students in response to a UNESCO announcement seeking submissions on the theme of diversity from broadcasters, lovers of radio and students from across the world on World Radio Day on February 13. The podcasts that were selected by UNESCO were: 1. Mere Gaanv Mere Log: This is a three-part series produced by Utkarsh Gaharwar, Amrita Jha and Manas Dixit, students of Post Graduate Diploma programme in Digital Media. You can click on the links below to listen to the three episodes Episode 1: https://soundcloud.com/tsmbu/mere-gaanv-mere-log-episode-1 Episode 2: https://soundcloud.com/tsmbu/mera-gaanv-mere-log-podcast-episode-2 Episode 3: https://soundcloud.com/tsmbu/mera-gaanv-mere-log-podcast-episode-3 2. Public Service announcement on Homosexuality: The podcast was produced by Meher Dhanjal, Muskan Guliani and Raghavi Jhanjee, second-year students of Bachelor of Journalism and Mass Communication. https://soundcloud.com/tsmbu/radio-public-service-announcement-homosexuality You can click on the links to listen to the podcasts. The podcasts were produced under the guidance of Dr Moina Khan, Assistant Professor. The podcasts can also be accessed from the UNESCO archives hosted at the following hyperlink: https://en.unesco.org/sites/default/files/treasures_from_unesco_archives_and_others.zip

Click Here to listen to the award winning soundscape, " Yeh Dilli Hai Mere Yaar" , exhibiting Delhi 's essence through native sounds, by BAJMC Sem 2H students-Avni Bagrola, Minakshi Tiwari and Prakhar Srivastava.

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