Radio Waves beyond Broadcasting

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Seminar on Radio Broadcasting in India Radio as a communication medium has played a very important role in the economic, political and cultural development of nations. It has the unique advantage of being receivable through low cost, battery operated, and mobile receiving sets,affordable for almost everyone, even in the rural areas. For the average argumentative Indian who loves talking, radio is an easy and effective medium to bond with and hence its continuing popularity in India.

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