Tuberculosis is considered to be a communicable disease. This episode explains how TB spreads through the air mainly by coughs, sneezes and sputum. TB affects the people who generally have low levels of immunity. Cough hygiene is considered an important step in avoiding TB. Cough hygiene can be defined as the proper disposal of cough in such a way that it prevents the spread of infection to others. It can be done by using a handkerchief or napkin while coughing or sneezing and washing hands regularly. One should avoid spitting in open places. TB does not spread by touching the clothes or shaking hands with someone who is infected. This episode of ‘Kshayawar Vijay’ (Victory on TB) is part of a 16 episode series on Tuberculosis produced by Radio FTII with support from REACH Chennai.

This programme is part of REACH Chennai's collaboration with Community Radio Stations under Project Axshya.

These are the poems of poet Kusumagraj recited by Sadanand Joshi. This programme was organised by Radio Vishwas.

This programme is based on the National Rural Health Mission, which is one of the major health programmes run by the Indian Government. Started in 2005, it aims to improve health care delivery across rural India.

In this programme, Radio FTII talks about neo-natal care and various health issues. The Indian government has come up with various schemes to solve the problem of neo-natal care. The National Rural Health Mission (NRHM) is one of them and the government is also planning to launch a National Urban Health Mission (NUHM) to address this dire situation.

This programme is based on Agandwadi and health workers in child care.

Vilas Bardekar was kidnapped by the NDFB terrorists in Assam and stayed in their custody for nearly three months. Vilas Bardekar, a Forest Officer by profession shares the reasons behind his kidnapping and experience.

Most of the children acquire HIV from their HIV-infected mothers during pregnancy, birth or breastfeeding. This programme discusses the problem of Paediatric HIV in detail. With efficacious interventions, the risk of mother-to-child HIV transmission can be reduced.

This radio programme focuses on the importance of conducting HIV tests before marriage.

This programme seeks to create awareness on HIV/AIDS. People from the community talk about various causes, incidences and risk factors. Dr. Akshay Gambhir provides prevention tips and talks about its signs, tests and treatment.

Dr. Marathe, Dr. Shahade, Dr. Rajhans and Mr. Sonune discuss the various aspects and plans of disaster management.