Ram Katha as we know it today formed first in the heart and mind of Lord Shiv who then told it to Parvati. Kakbhusundi, the saint in the form of a crow, came to overhear too by the grace of Lord Shiva. Rishi Yagyavalkya listened to the same from Kakbhusundi and told it to Muni Bhardwaj at Prayag, the holy junction of divine rivers Ganges and Yamuna. Goswami Tulsidas retells the same to us in his book of epic proportions called Ramcharit Manas also popularly known as Ramayana. This Katha is immense in scope and carries innumerable hidden messages and every one retelling Ram Katha discovers and presents some of them to his audience. Ramcharit Charcha is an attempt to decode, interpret and explain Goswami's Ramcharit Manas.Going at a comfortable pace, the author took seven years in the process of presenting it to you beginning on 8th November 2012 and ending it on 13th April 2019, Ram Navami, the birthday of Shri Ram. Whenever you listen to Ram Katha from the pundits every time something extra is revealed as it covers the essence of Indian scriptures. The general psychological make-up of Indians at large is greatly influenced by Ram Katha and it reflects in relations between the members of the family, in the sphere of social customs and behavior, and religious practices. This is also a poetic masterpiece of Hindi literature.Krishnakumar Balkrishna Khandelwal, a post-graduate in Economics, has been an avid blogger for more than 15 years. Born (1949) at Rampur (UP), he is the eldest among the two brothers and four sisters. He now lives in Ahmedabad (Gujarat), India. He has worked in diverse fields for more than 45 years and is still active as an investment consultant. Pt Ramkinkar Upadhyay, a well-known exponent of the spiritual aspects of Ramayan, was the first one whose evening discourses he attended to get enriched. Because of his interest in Ram Katha and to make the younger generation aware of the nuances in Ram Katha, he took it upon himself to write the whole narrative in simple English on the blog (https://balvachan.wordpress.com/).Ramcharit Charcha: Vol 1, Vol 2, and Vol 3 with seven Chapters/Kands of Ramcharit Ramcharit Manas are now available as Kindle eBooks. Sundar Kand as a stand-alone ebook and paperback is now available for devotees who recite it frequently as ritualistic Indian household custom.