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South Indian Doctor Celebrates Awadhi Language In Gonda
Dr Anitha Punyodaya Misra is a doctor who lives and works in Gonda.
She originally comes from South India.
She learned Hindi after getting married.
Now, she especially likes the Awadhi language spoken by many local people.
She enjoys hearing her patients explain their health problems in Awadhi.
Sometimes the language is still difficult for her to understand.
She says learning Awadhi takes a whole lifetime.
Her video celebrated both Awadhi and her home in Gonda.
Dr Anitha Punyodaya Misra, originally from South India, now practices in Gonda, Uttar Pradesh.
She said Awadhi is her favourite language and hearing patients speak it brings her joy.
Dr Mishra compared patients’ descriptions of symptoms in Awadhi to someone reciting poetry.
She said she can usually understand Awadhi but sometimes struggles when patients speak entirely in it.
She described learning Awadhi as a lifelong journey and ended by saying, “Jai Awadhi! Jai Gonda!”
- Who
- Dr Anitha Punyodaya Misra, an obstetrician and gynaecologist from South India.
- What
- She shared her affection for Awadhi and described the challenges of understanding it.
- Where
- Gonda, Uttar Pradesh, India.
- When
- The video’s posting date is not specified; it was posted on Instagram.
- Why
- She enjoys hearing her patients speak Awadhi and wants to celebrate the language and her adopted home.
Key facts
- Doctor
- Dr Anitha Punyodaya Misra
- Profession
- Obstetrician and gynaecologist
- Current location
- Gonda, Uttar Pradesh
- Workplace
- Gonda Medical Centre
- Favourite language
- Awadhi
- Video platform
- Cultural significance
- Awadhi is associated with the Ramcharitmanas and Padmavat.
Quotes
Dr Anitha Punyodaya Misra
South Indian obstetrician and gynaecologist practising in Gonda, Uttar Pradesh
“You all know that I am a South Indian and I learnt to speak Hindi after marriage. My favourite language is Awadhi. When someone talks to me in Awadhi, I feel very good.”
NDTV
“When the patient tells me his symptoms in Awadhi, I feel so happy. It feels like someone is reciting a poem to me.”
NDTV
Sources
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