This programme "Vatan Ka Raag" is based on popular songs during the freedom struggle movements. Many of songs were banned and seized by British Govt. But some songs were searched and published later on.

This programme is based on the life of Swami Vivekananda. In this episode, we are talking about Swami ji's visits and lecturers.

From Detroit, Swamiji reached Northampton where he was welcomed. Miss Martha Brown, a student at Smith College in the city wrote about Swamiji. When he entered in the lecture hall, his face was illuminated with light, eyes were full of light.

Swamiji visit Detroit twice. During his second visit he had decided to deliver a lecture on Western Missionaries in India and left the city on 30th March.

In Detroit, Swamiji had to face a few oppositions against his ideologies. But, as usual, he would confront them all boldly. Swamiji delivered his lectures in Detroit. Besides he also use to lecture during household visits and informal meetings. There, he met sister Cristine, who later became Swamiji's disciple.

Swamiji signed a contract with a company for 3 years. He wanted to utilize the money he would receive as token of respect in developmental activities in India. The number of Swamiji's admirers increased in the city of Memphis. After his lectures usually women would ask him questions and he would reply to them.

After the conference, Swamiji's popularity gained momentum as he was invited by far off region, to deliver lectures. Mrs. Berck has noted in her book the interesting meeting of millionaire Som.D. Rode Feller with Swamiji. His letter to the Maharaj of Khetri, Swamiji wrote about the liberty of women in the west and their open mindness which was quite appreciable.

A huge public used to gather to listen to Swamiji's lecture. Swamiji was supposed to render his speech on the last day of conference i.e. 27th September. Annie Besent, days after the conference remarked that Swamiji was the youngest amongst all orators yet was amidst the crowd of his admirers.

Cornelia and Swamiji had developed a strong emotional bond. Cornelia who was a small child at that time noted many events about Swamiji. Swamiji stayed with her family for quite a long time. On 11 September 1833, Monday the session of the congress of religious started in the morning. According to the presiding president Mr. Boney, all major religion were present.

The first day concluded briefly. However the message was omniscient and humane. Swamiji had won hearts with his speech and clarity of thoughts. The American public was attracted towards the Indian Monk, and hence it made it easier for the latter to disseminate his message to a greater public.