Long-form conversations with Ram Ashok Kumar.

Part 1 of Ram Ashok Kumar's Beyond Mic Show conversation. He opens the case for treating the paranormal as a serious field of inquiry, walks through what an actual investigation looks like on the ground, and answers the beliefs vs. evidence questions most people bring in from movies and folklore. Covers the difference between imagined hauntings, medical explanations, and the small percentage of cases that survive scrutiny.

Part 2 continues the same conversation and shifts into tantra. Ram Ashok Kumar explains a specific tantric technique the team has used in the field to establish that a real entity is present, how it's structured, and why it isn't a stage trick. Also gets into consciousness after death, the ethics of dealing with distressed spirits, and where science and tradition actually agree.

A calmer, story-driven episode on MuskanNarrates. Ram Ashok Kumar walks through some of Delhi's most disturbing paranormal cases the unit has personally investigated — what the family reported, what the team measured, what turned out to be human, and what didn't. Good starting point if you want the cases first and the theory second.

Waqar Raj interviews Tantrik Ram Ashok Ji on whether an atma (soul) can actually intervene to stop someone from dying, and what punarjanam (rebirth) really means inside this tradition. Balanced conversation — Waqar pushes back with the physics/investigator lens, Ram Ashok answers from decades of casework and tantric practice.

Waqar Raj ranks the top 3 most disturbing sites in Delhi NCR the Indian Paranormal Society has investigated, with Ram Ashok Ji giving the on-site context for each. Includes what was reported by locals, what the team saw during night investigation, and why these three cleared the bar when hundreds of other 'haunted' locations didn't.

Paranormal & Science episode arguing that Sushant Singh Rajput's death was not a straightforward suicide, using the investigator's toolkit — timeline, physical evidence, and a paranormal reading of what the team believes was communicated after June 28th. Headphones recommended because a lot of the argument sits in the audio detail.

Follow-up where the creator explains why the earlier Sushant Singh Rajput video was made private, what parts of the theory he stands by, what he'd word differently now, and how he thinks paranormal claims about a real person's death should be handled responsibly. Short, honest, and worth watching alongside episode 06.

Rare unseen footage from the Karkardooma Court investigation, featuring the late Gaurav Tiwari alongside Raj. The clip walks through what the team recorded on site, what they believed was happening there, and why this location kept coming up in their casework. Part archival, part tribute.

Waqar Raj's TEDxMSIT talk — “Phantom Physicist” — where he unpacks how the tools and mindset of physics can be turned on the paranormal. He walks through the questions that pushed him from stage-magic and skepticism into serious field investigation with the Indian Paranormal Society, and argues that treating hauntings as physics problems (fields, frequencies, measurement error, observer effects) is more useful than treating them as folklore.

A longer companion cut of the same TEDx MSIT appearance, uploaded on Paranormal & Science. Waqar Raj goes deeper into phantom physics and metaphysics — how consciousness, energy and space-time show up in paranormal casework, why most “ghost” reports collapse under instrumentation, and which cases actually survive it. Useful primer for viewers who want the reasoning behind the investigations, not just the footage.