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Through this show, BIG FM will bring forward courageous stories of unsung warriors in Indian history. Sangram interviews various historians and experts who share lesser known facts and shine new light on old stories

Itihas Navachi Vyakti

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Meet one of the very first revolutionaries of the Indian freedom struggle, Vasudeo Balwant Gogate.

Prof. Ganesh Raut Vasudev Gogate

‘Azadi’: How Kamla Bhasin improvised and popularised the slogan.

Jyoti Mhapsekar on Kamla Bhasin - Part 2

Kamla Bhasin - Feminist icon, poet, author and a pioneer of the women's rights movement in South Asia.

Jyoti Mhapsekar on Kamla Bhasin - Part 1

Amrita Sher-Gil is India's most famous woman artist and recognised by the Indian government as a “National Treasure” What was so different about her art? Dr. Neelambari Jagtap shares her life story with RJ Sangram.

Dr. Nilambari Jagtap on Amrita SherGill

Baby Tai Kamble was a Dalit activist and writer who was inspired by B. R. Ambedkar. Dalit literature is sometimes criticized as painful and hard to read. Baby tai kamble has portrayed her difficult life with a light-hearted point-of-view.

Shraddha kumbhojkar on Baby Tai Kamble

Untold story of Sarma - first woman spy in history, way back in the Vedic times! Fearless and adventurous. Professor and head of history Department Shraddha Kumbhojkar taking 3500 years back!

Shraddha Kumbhojkar on Sarma

In an era when a woman speaking out of turn was considered blasphemy, Dr Irawati Karve was smashing gender barriers to explore new thoughts and territories. Dr. Shantanu Ozarkar is sharing this inspiring story with Sangram.

Iravati Karve

Anthropology is the study of people, past and present, with a focus on understanding the human condition both culturally and biologically. Sangram is simplifying this term with the expert Dr. Shantanu Ozarkar (PhD In Molecular Anthropology).

What is Anthropology?

Rukhmabai Raut was one of the first few Indian women to practice medicine in India. She was also the one who orchestrated the Age of Consent Act, 1891. What is to be noted here that the seeds of her discontent with child marriage were sown by her desire to study. Professor and head of history Department Shraddha Kumbhojkar is bringing forward this untold story with Sangram!

Iravati Karve

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