King Nanyadeva of Mithila (1097-1147) wrote that the variety of Ragas is infnite, and their individual features are hard to put into words. He wrote : “Just as the sweetness of sugar, treacle and candy cannot be separately described, but must be experienced for oneself.”
Subhra Guha – Raga Deshkar (late morning) : 
Subhra Guha – Raga Gara (late night) :
Subhra Guha – Raga Gaud Malhar (anytime in rainy season) :
Subhra Guha – Raga Gaud Sarang (early afternoon) :
Subhra Guha – Raga Hameer (early night) :
indianraga
Indian Raga 
M. Shah Mushfiq said,
December 28, 2010 at 12:46 pm
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KKDHADHICH said,
February 4, 2011 at 10:14 pm
naskar guptaji bihariji kathak apke blog pe kab ayenge.