The Listener's Group is created by Rudi no Radio with an aim to increase the number of listeners and spread awareness among listeners on various topics. This episode of Rudi no Radio takes audience responses from different areas.

This programme is based on the life and work of Ela Bhatt, Founder of SEWA (Self-Employed Women's Association of India).

In this episode of Rudi No Radio, we talk about Uttarayan, a festival celebrated in Gujarat. Uttarayan is known as Makar Sankranti in other parts of the country. This is a day when the sun starts to travel northwards marking the decline of winter. The days become longer, the skies clearer and the breeze cooler. A feeling of anticipation, joy and jubilation grips all who celebrate the occasion of thanksgiving and merry-making.

The spirit of tolerance and assimilation are the hallmarks of Indian civilization. This programme revolves around the issues of communal harmony and social integration.

This programme is based on historic Right to Education Act. It tries to highlight the significance of primary education for all.

This radio spot on the Mid Day Meal Scheme of the government informs the listeners about the free mid-day meals provided in schools up to class eight and urges the children to go to school.

This is a radio spot on the Mid Day Meal Scheme of the government, urges the parents to access their right to check the quality of food served through the scheme. As Unhygienic food would have negative health impact on the children.

'Science for Women' aims to reach out to the women in the poorly literate as well as literarily challenged sections of society in the urban and rural sectors across the country. Through participatory programmes specially designed with specific issues in focus and using the community participatory form of radio-programming, this project will study how best women can be encouraged to the benefits of science in daily life.