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All India Radio: Voice of the Nation Since 1936

All India Radio (AIR), now known as Akashvani, stands as one of the oldest and most influential broadcasting institutions in India. Established in 1936, AIR has been a cornerstone of Indian communication, education, culture, and public service for over eight decades.

From its humble beginnings, AIR has grown to operate over 400 radio stations across the country, broadcasting in more than 20 languages and 150 dialects. Its programming spans news bulletins, classical and folk music, educational programs, drama, documentaries, and discussions. Popular segments like Vividh Bharati, FM Rainbow, FM Gold, and regional services have become household staples in both urban and rural India.

AIR played a crucial role in the freedom movement, disaster communication, and rural education. Even today, its presence reaches the most remote villages, thanks to shortwave and medium wave transmissions. As digital adoption rises, AIR has also stepped into online streaming, mobile apps, and podcasting.

Whether you're tuning in for music, news, or cultural insights, All India Radio remains a trusted voice that connects the nation—then, now, and into the future.

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Vividh Bharati: The Timeless Voice of Indian Radio

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If you grew up with the radio playing in the background, chances are you’ve heard the warm, familiar tune of Vividh Bharati. Launched by All India Radio, this iconic service has been a part of Indian households for generations. From golden era songs to radio plays, and celebrity interviews to lively listener requests — Vividh Bharati has always had something for everyone.

Here are just a few programs that have kept audiences hooked over the years:

  • Sangeet Sarita: A morning favourite, diving into ragas and musical heritage.
  • Bhule Bisre Geet: Bringing back lost melodies from Hindi cinema’s golden years.
  • Hawa Mahal: Light-hearted radio dramas you can’t stop listening to.
  • Jaimala: Especially dedicated to the Indian armed forces, full of listener dedications.
  • Inse Miliye: Conversations with artists, writers, and changemakers.
  • Hello Farmaish: Listeners call in with requests—and get a song and a shoutout.

Newer segments like Sargam Ke Sitare, Bioscope Ke Batein, and Aaj Ke Phankaar have added a modern twist, all while keeping the soul of radio alive.

Whether you're after nostalgia or just love good music and storytelling, Vividh Bharati is worth tuning in to. You can now listen online anytime on eRadios.in.