Narendra Modi: "All India Radio is responsible for uniting people"
MUMBAI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi used All India Radio (AIR) to release the digital version of Ramcharitmanas and praised the artistes who were
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All India Radio commences dual channel external service broadcasts from Bengaluru
NEW DELHI: All India Radio (AIR) has begun broadcasting its external services from Bengaluru on DRM dual channel.
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All India RadioÆs failure to act on time in Cooch BeharÆs tower incident led to Rs 84.92 lakh loss: CAG
NEW DELHI: The Indian Government lost Rs 84.92 lakh because of the collapse of the FM tower at Cooch Behar in West Bengal because the Eastern Zonal
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APJ Abdul Kalam's last interview to air on All India Radio
NEW DELHI: All India Radio is to broadcast excerpts of a recorded conversation with Dr APJ Abdul Kalam for an English feature on India's Space
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All India Radio to broadcast feature on youngest revolutionary of India to be hanged by the British
NEW DELHI: All India Radio Delhi, will broadcast a special feature on Khudi Ram Bose who reportedly was the youngest freedom fighter ever hanged by
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Week-long programmes slated on AIR channels for Independence day week
NEW DELHI: All India Radio (AIR) has scheduled various programmes for broadcast throughout the coming week in connection with the Independence day
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All India Radio to celebrate the romance of monsoons with musical concert
NEW DELHI: The monsoons set a romantic trend of their own.
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AIR to relay commentary of Handball match between BSF India and BG Bangladesh
NEW DELHI: All India Radio (AIR), Delhi, will broadcast live the commentary of the ‘Maitree Cup’ Handball Match to be played between Border Securit
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Agricultural graduates taken in All India Radio, no recruitment plans for Kisan TV
NEW DELHI: All India Radio has appointed 26 agricultural graduates as farm and home/farm radio reporters for its programmes aimed at the farming co
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AIR incurred just over Rs 500 crore in last three years for digitisation of its infrastructure
NEW DELHI: A sum of Rs 506.78 crore was incurred by All India Radio (AIR) over the last three years towards digitisation of its infrastructure.
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