MUMBAI: The ninth edition of International Radio Festival (IRF) will be held from 29 October to 4 November 2018. This radio galore will be held at Valetta, Malta, which is Europe’s cultural capital for 2018.Having the niche of being the world’s first and sole conference, IRF’s first outing was at Z...
NEW DELHI: Four regional language channels have been added by All India Radio for live streaming on its website.
With the addition of these channels, the Indian diaspora residing outside the country will be able to enjoy programmes originating in India.
The four new channels are available in Gujarati, Marathi, Punjabi and Malayalam.The pubcaster has already been live streaming FM Gold, FM Rainbow and FM Urdu of Delhi station.
Recently, with the launch of Vividh Bharati Mumbai on FM Frequency, the channel was added to the list and is available via live streaming. All India Radio plans to upgrade its regional channels and make them available through live streaming.
There are similar plans for other national channels like Indraprasatha and Rajdhani. With this step, the Public Service Broadcaster is expecting there to be an increase in the number of listeners and hopes to generate interest among the Gen X through this ambitious project.
MUMBAI: A radio drama series, Science in Everyday Life (Dainik Jeevan Mein Vigyan), has been launched on Community Radio Connect FM 107.8 (an initiative of S M Sehgal Foundation) in collaboration with the Spoken Tutorial Project of the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay, on February 13, 2024
MUMBAI: Supported by the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Prasar Bharati, and UNESCO, this year's theme for The Radio Festival (TRF) is "100 Years on Air: Keep it Loud!"
MUMBAI: 93.5 RED FM, India’s leading private radio and entertainment network announced the third edition of ‘Dugga Dugga - Sounds of Sharodiya’ to celebrate the festive fervor and experience the magic of Durga Puja like never before.
