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Anand Kumar Ashodhiya

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Summary: This peer-reviewed research article critically examines spiritually and philosophically oriented contemporary Haryanvi Ragnis through the interdisciplinary frameworks of Pingal Shastra, oral tradition studies, folk-performance aesthetics, cultural memory, and vernacular Vedantic discourse.

The study explores how contemporary Haryanvi Ragni functions as a performative medium of ethical pedagogy, devotional consciousness, philosophical reflection, and regional epistemology within North Indian oral-literary traditions.

Pedagogical Memorials, Vedantic Consciousness and Ethical Selfhood

This article forms part of the ongoing scholarly research corpus on contemporary Haryanvi Ragni literature, Pingal Shastra, oral-performance traditions, and vernacular philosophical discourse by Anand Kumar Ashodhiya.


📄 Article Details

Author: Anand Kumar Ashodhiya
Journal: International Journal of Creative Research Thoughts (IJCRT)
ISSN: 2320-2882
Volume: 14 | Issue: 5 | Month: May 2026
Pages: g582–g589
Zenodo DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.20355419
Paper ID: IJCRT2605747


🔑 Keywords

Haryanvi Ragni; Saang-Shaili; Pingal Shastra; Oral Tradition; Folk Performance; Cultural Memory; Folk Hermeneutics; North Indian Oral Literature; Vernacular Philosophy; Oral Poetics; Ethical Selfhood


📖 Abstract

The present research article critically examines selected spiritually, ethically and philosophically oriented Haryanvi Ragnis composed by Anand Kumar Ashodhiya within the thematic corpus identified as “Pedagogical Memorials and Vedantic Metaphysics.”

Employing an interdisciplinary methodological framework grounded in oral tradition studies, Pingal prosody, folk-performance theory, cultural semiotics, vernacular philosophical hermeneutics, and psychological literary criticism, the study explores how contemporary Haryanvi Ragni functions as a sophisticated oral-literary system preserving regional epistemology, ethical pedagogy, and performative spirituality.

The article analyses themes of guru-veneration, devotional consciousness, social ethics, cultural memory, Vedantic ontology, and moral selfhood through disciplined mātrā architecture, refrain systems, dialogic cadence, tonal gravity, symbolic metaphors, and orally adaptive rhythmic structures.

Special analytical emphasis has been devoted to Lavani-Mishrit Samamatrik Chhand structures, Guru-Laghu sequencing, Yati placement, Bhakti aesthetics, Karuna, Shanta rasa, and refrain-oriented performative rhythm. The study further demonstrates that Pingal Shastra continues to function as an active structural force shaping emotional intensity, mnemonic continuity, and collective participation within oral-recitation traditions.

The article ultimately positions the Avikavani corpus as a significant contemporary contribution to North Indian folk poetics, ethical folk consciousness, performative philosophical literature, and vernacular knowledge systems.


📚 Citation (APA Style)

Ashodhiya, A. K. (2026).
Pedagogical Memorials, Vedantic Consciousness and Ethical Selfhood in Contemporary Haryanvi Ragni Tradition.
International Journal of Creative Research Thoughts, 14(5), g582–g589.
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20355419


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