Mumbai: The Talking Geeta was released by Shri Girish Verma, Chairman Maharshi Group of Schools at a function held recently. This book is published by  Aadarsh Pvt. Ltd. The unique thing about this book is that the readers can listen to the holy scripts as they read the book.

Aadarsh Pvt. Ltd. had excelled in the field of books publishing in the span of twenty years. They have come up with a new technology called MPR, which is a talking pen with an inbuilt speaker, which uses listening skills along with the traditional reading. It has an inbuilt camera and 2GB memory card. When the MPR pen is held over a book that has been embedded with MPR codes, it activates the pre loaded audio files. While reading a sentence, it will give a pre recorded voice.

This Geeta is also embedded with Multimedia Print Reader (MPR) technology. This unique technology helps the reader to listen to the voice over in Sanskrit as one reads Geeta. This also comes with Geeta’s Tatparya (meaning) in Hindi and even this is also MPR enabled.

It is a hard bound copy with 162 pages and all the eighteen chapters of Shrimad Bhagavad Geeta is well presented in reader friendly fonts and voice over.

Shri Girish Verma, Chairman, Maharshi Group of Schools, said, “I have been through the talking Geeta and this is a very innovative and fresh thought. This will help the old as well as the young people to go through this holy book very easily. Geeta is the essence of the Vedas and the Upanishads. And through this new product, the new generation will also come closer to the spiritual classics.”

Mr. N.K. Krishnanand, National Sales Manager, Aadarsh Pvt. Ltd., said, “The Bhagavad Geeta presents us with a complete notion about such fundamental problems of philosophy as what is man, what is God, what is the meaning of human life, and what are the principles of human evolution. And understanding all these basics with a voice over is an added advantage.  It is the world’s first talking epic holy book and it will be a grand success among the readers.”

Now, the readers, not only will be able to understand the exact pronunciations of this holy script and but will also be able to memorize the stanzas easily.