Mithila Young Achiever : Priyank Aryan
eMithilaHaat has initiated a series called ‘Mithila Young Achievers’ to recognize the youths from Mithilanchal who are doing commendable work in their respective fields. Today we will introduce you to […]
Fakda: Baap Ke Naam Saag Paat Beta Ke Naam Paror
“Dadi Maa Ke Fakda” from Emithilahaat Fakda means Phrase. Can you guess what does this fakda mean? Grand moms usually… Posted by Emithilahaat on Wednesday, April 9, 2014 Let us […]
Mithila’s Paag Bearer : Aswini Jha
A nation’s culture resides in the hearts and in the soul of its people. An ardent follower of Swami Vivekananda and Mahatma Gandhi, Aswini Jha who has been awarded the […]
Gonu Jha’s Reward
Last time we introduced you to Mithila’s Birbal, Gonu Jha. You read how a barber conspired to burn Gonu alive in fire by placing a letter on King’s father tomb. Read the […]
Mithila Young Achiever : Shraddha Shree
eMithilaHaat has initiated a series called ‘Mithila Young Achievers’ to recognize the youths from Mithilanchal who are doing commendable work in their respective fields. Today we will introduce you to […]
Call From Heaven For Gonu Jha
Last time we introduced you to Mithila’s Birbal, Gonu Jha. You read how his wit and cleverness fetched him the position of Chairman of Charities in the kingdom. Read the previous story here if you […]
Tikjaruwa: Sweet Slang Of Mithila
Emithilahaat Presents A Series Of One Of Its Kind #SweetSlangsOfMithila. Enjoy the first one and share if it reminded… Posted by Emithilahaat on Thursday, August 20, 2015 Sweet Slangs Of […]
Fakda: Jurae Beedi Nae, Aa Khoje Miyaa Tari
“Dadi Maa Ke Fakda” from Emithilahaat Fakda means Phrase. Can you guess what does this fakda mean? Grand moms usually… Posted by Emithilahaat on Wednesday, March 26, 2014 Let us […]
Fakda: Khet Khay Gadha, Maer Khaay Jolaha
"Dadi Maa Ke Fakda" from Emithilahaat Fakda means Phrase. Can you guess what does this fakda mean? Grand moms usually… Posted by Emithilahaat on Thursday, March 20, 2014 Let us know […]
Fakda: Chot Khikhir Ke Mot Nangair
"Dadi Maa Ke Fakda" from Emithilahaat Fakda means Phrase. Grand moms usually tell these when children make mischievous… Posted by Emithilahaat on Thursday, March 13, 2014 Let us know if you […]