Akashvani Agartala celebrates World Radio Day 2026 with a powerful outreach programme at Anwesha Child Protection Centre, promoting education, entertainment, and social commitment while reinforcing radio’s enduring role in community engagement and public service broadcasting.
Akashvani Agartala marked World Radio Day with great enthusiasm and a deep sense of social responsibility by organizing a special outreach programme at the Anwesha Child Protection Centre on Friday. The initiative highlighted the enduring importance of radio as a powerful medium of communication, education, and community engagement.
The celebration was designed to bring joy, learning, and inspiration to the children residing at the centre. A team of Radio Jockeys (RJs) and officials from Akashvani Agartala visited the institution and conducted an engaging cultural and interactive programme. The event featured melodious songs, meaningful poem recitations, and an exciting quiz session that captivated the young audience.
Children of the Anwesha Child Protection Centre actively participated in the programme, displaying enthusiasm and confidence. The quiz competition generated significant excitement, encouraging the children to test their knowledge and express themselves freely. The musical and cultural performances created a vibrant atmosphere, fostering a spirit of togetherness and celebration.
Dr. Sujit Ghosh, Executive Director of the Voluntary Health Association of Tripura, appreciated the thoughtful initiative undertaken by Akashvani Agartala. He expressed gratitude to the radio station for extending meaningful engagement and happiness to the children on such a significant occasion. He emphasized that such outreach activities play a vital role in nurturing confidence and positivity among young minds.
The programme was organized in line with Akashvani’s guiding philosophy, “Bahujanahitaya Bahujanasukhaya,” which underscores its commitment to public service broadcasting. By stepping beyond traditional studio operations and directly engaging with the community, the station reaffirmed its dedication to social welfare and inclusive communication.
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World Radio Day celebrations at Anwesha reflected the timeless relevance of radio in bridging gaps across communities. Even in the era of digital media, radio continues to serve as a trusted source of information, education, and entertainment, particularly in remote and underserved regions.
The event concluded on a cheerful and hopeful note, strengthening Akashvani’s mission to reach every corner of society and uphold the values of community service through the power of radio broadcasting.
