Created and narrated by Soumya Shankar Midya.This episode is the result of dedicated research, concept development,independent storytelling, and self-recorded broadcast narration.From ideation to execution, every part of this audio documentaryhas been carefully crafted with passion, effort, and deep respectfor the subject and its cultural significance.This work is not just content —it is a personal attempt to preserve faith, history,and untold stories through sound.

In the heart of Katwa, Purba Bardhaman, West Bengal, exists a powerful spiritual presencethat lives not in grand temples, but in faith, belief, and devotion.Her name is Khepima.This episode uncovers the unknown history of Khepima,the folk beliefs surrounding her,and the miraculous stories passed down through generationsthrough whispers, experiences, and unwavering faith.Khepima is not just a deity —she is an emotion, a protector, and a silent forcefor the people who believe in her.Through this audio documentary, originally adapted from a visual film,listeners are invited to experience the spiritual essence of Khepimabeyond rituals and visuals —only through sound, stories, and belief.The narration is in Bengali,while this description is written in Englishto reach listeners across cultures and borders.If you feel connected to stories of local gods,folk spirituality, and unexplored faith,this episode is for you.If this episode touched your heart,share it so the name of Khepima travels beyond Katwa,beyond Bengal,and reaches the world.Say it once, from your heart —Jai Maa, Jai Maa Khepima

We belong to our Maa , and our Maa belongs to us.

Amra Maa er , Maa Amader .

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