Maharani Laxmibai (Rani of Jhansi)

Jun 01 2023

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This time, we have brought a very special audio series for all of you, where you will learn about the Queen of Jhansi, "Lakshmi Bai," and discover her journey from "Manikarnika" to becoming "Maharani Lakshmi Bai." You will see how she displayed patriotism and confronted the British, only on "Audio Pitara." Stay Updated on our shows at audiopitara.com and follow us on Instagram and YouTube @audiopitara Credits - Audio Pitara Team

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EP 08 - Upsanhar

Jun 01 2023 17 mins

Upon hearing the sudden news of Rani's death, her friends Rao Sahab Peshwa and Tatya Tope were in grief. Although they managed to overcome the Sindhia and Gwalior forces, they couldn't establish a lasting rule. Eventually, after Rani's demise, the British attacked them again, and Jiyaji Rao was handed over to the Sindhia rule. What happened to Rani's friends after this? Did they co

EP 07 - Gwalior Aur Maharani Ki Mrityu

Jun 01 2023 135 mins

Sach hi kaha gaya hai "Mahapurushon ki karya siddhi, unke sachhe parakarm se hoti hai na ki kewal saadhno se" aise hi sachhi parakrami thi humari Rani jo ki hazaar Sindhia sarkaar ki sena ke virudh kuch peshwa sena ke saath lad ke jeet gayi. Wo Kalpi ke Raja Rao Saheb ke saath Gopalpur main rahi aur wahi rehakar unhone Sindhia sarkaar, jo ki angrezo ka samarthan kar rahe the unse y

EP 06 - Jhansi Ki Loot Aur Kalpi Ki Ladai

Jun 01 2023 51 mins

Seeing her army being defeated, Rani became worried. Meanwhile, the Britishers offered a condition that they would spare the lives of her soldiers if she left Jhansi. Reluctantly, Rani Lakshmi Bai agreed to leave. The British started oppressing the people of Jhansi, and Rani stayed within the fort with Damodar Rao. As time went on, English soldiers attacked her when she was alone.

EP 05 - Shasan Kaal Aur Jhansi Ki Ladai

Jun 01 2023 86 mins

The battle had begun, but Rani Lakshmi Bai had a small group of selected soldiers against the British forces that numbered in the thousands. The British soldiers were gaining the upper hand in the battle, and they had surrounded the fort from all sides. With no apparent way out, the Rani had to make a tough decision. Did she fight until her last breath, or did she surrender to the

EP 04 - Vidroh Ka Aarambh

Jun 01 2023 33 mins

Yaha hum janenege ki Rani ji ne nirnay liya ki wo angrez ke khilaf jakar ladengi aur wapas jhansi ko british sarkaar se mukt karayengi. Aaiye jante hain ki kaise unhone 30 hazaar sipahiyon ke virudh yudh kiya, wo bhi kuch gine chune sathi ke saath. Kaise unhone apni budhhi aur vinamrta se aas-pass ke logo ko ek-jutt hokar ladne ko uthsahit kiya. Suniye unke jeevan ke bare mein aur

EP 03 - Jhansi Rajya Ka Patan Aur Angreji Shaasan Ka Aarambh

Jun 01 2023 19 mins

In this episode, we will learn about how Rani Lakshmi Bai was ordered to hand over her husband's kingdom to the British government and how Jhansi was merged into the British territory. Finally, we will discover about how the adopted child "Daamodar Gangadhar Rao" was prevented from inheriting the kingdom and how Rani Lakshmi Bai aimed to regain her kingdom. Let's listen to the stru

EP 02 - Maharaja Gangadhar Rao Ka Shasan Kaal

Jun 01 2023 21 mins

Here, we will learn about the reign of Maharaja Gangadhar Rao, who was affectionately called "Kaka-saheb" by the people. He was intelligent, compassionate, and devoted to his kingdom. Despite all this, he lost his three-month-old son. Later, he adopted a child named Damodar Gangadhar Rao and declared him as his heir. Who was Anand Rao? Did people recognize him as their king later o

EP 01 - Janm, Bachpan aur Vivah

Jun 01 2023 30 mins

Guess which woman is known for fighting as bravely as men do. Right, she was the Queen of Jhansi. This is the story of "Manikarnika," also known as "Lakshmi Bai," whose birth took place on November 16, 1834, in Varanasi. Her father's name was Moropant Tambe, and her mother's name was Bhagirathi Bai. While her real name was Manikarnika, people affectionately called her Mannu. In 184