Talk:Kranti-Nad (क्रान्ति-नाद)
The info in the Contents page shows that this is highly unlikely to be a "normal" lecture-series. Two elements of that page can be cited in aid of the contention that this is a compilation:
1. The chapter titles are almost all serving in other books in various ways, elucidated below, and
2. The "compiler" column is by itself unusual, not seen elsewhere. And the names of these people are not sannyasin names, nor well-known legal names within the sannyas world.
| # | Title | Compiler | Page |
| 1 | शिक्षा में क्रांति | Shree Shyam Seti | 3 |
| 2 | जीवन और मृत्यु : प्रश्नोत्तर | Shree Meekchand | 21 |
| 3 | युक्रांद क्या है? | Kumari Pushpa Panjabi | 39 |
| 4 | नारी और क्रान्ति | Shree Saraswati Bahan | 58 |
About the chapter titles, we have:
1. Shiksha Mein Kranti (शिक्षा में क्रांति), is a big early influential book on education, though it is not known as a chapter title in any books.
3. Yukrand Kya Hai? (युक्रांद क्या है?), "What Is Yukrand?", is a chapter title in Shiksha, above. Since "Yukrand" is a narrowly defined coined word, a discourse so entitled will be addressing that very matter. And this discourse and its title will be unique.
4. Nari Aur Kranti (नारी और क्रान्ति) (4 talks), "Women and Revolution", is both a small book unto itself and the title of one of its chapters. These two chapters are different.
2. Jeevan Aur Mrityu: Prashnottar (जीवन और मृत्यु : प्रश्नोत्तर), "Life and Death : Q&A" is a special case :-) Admittedly, "life and death" is a common theme for Osho, so its appearance in this list or as a title anywhere would not be surprising or unique. It shows up in fact in four chapter titles, but only one being just plain "जीवन और मृत्यु", the rest completing the phrase in various other ways. It also is almost the same as a small book title, "जीवन मृत्यु", which is not in the wiki but on our "want list", as a small early book(let) wanted by OIF to complete their collection.
But there is no "Q&A" for any of these titles, so this may be a new talk not featured elsewhere. Other than this, there is little chance imo.
- Jeevan-Mrityu (जीवन-मृत्यु) is available now on wiki. This is one of Tao Upanishad series chapter. Although it is possible the existence of earlier booklet published before 1997.
More outlandish but not out of the question is the possibility that this is not a Hindi book but Marathi. They use the same letter-system, Devanagari, and many of its words are very similar to those in Hindi. Perhaps these odd compiler names mean it is a translation. Just a thought, not a serious one. -- doofus-9 04:54, 30 December 2018 (UTC)
I know one name Kumari Pushpa Panjabi is Ma Dharm Jyoti. The clue given in Talk:Dhai Aakhar Prem Ka (ढ़ाई आखर प्रेम का).
One Hindi friend confirmed that this book in Hindi (not in Marathi).
It seems one audio of 4 is missing.
At least one chapter translated in English (Revolution in Education): to check.--DhyanAntar 08:13, 24 January 2020 (UTC)
