Mann Ki Baat is an initative of Indian Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi where he connects with people using All India Radio.
The Mann Ki Baat episodes are broadcast by All India Radio on a particular Sunday of the month. Community Radio stations can download these episodes and broadcast the same on their radio stations.
Mann Ki Baat is an initative of Indian Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi where he connects with people using All India Radio.
The Mann Ki Baat episodes are broadcast by All India Radio on a particular Sunday of the month. Community Radio stations can download these episodes and broadcast the same on their radio stations.
It is a radio programme produced by Puduvai Vaani. The present programme celebrates the World Food Day.
This programme includes information about cyclone Hudhud alert by Mr Krishna Prasad, Scientist, Indian National Centre for Ocean Information Services (INCOIS).
This programme communicates about cyclone Hudhud alert by East Godavari District Collector Mrs Neetu kumari Prasad, IAS, Kakinada.
This program is about sweet shorghum cultivation. Now a days sweet sorghum is gaining importance because of its good feature that is its sweetness. The sweetness produced in the stalks makes the sorghum sweeter and this can be fermented further for producing bio fuel.
This programme is based on Sweet Sorghum cultivation. Sweet Sorghum is a basic staple food for many rural communities. It is mainly cultivated in drier areas, especially on shallow and heavy clay soils.
It is a radio programme produced by Radiovishnu. It is primarily focussed on Tsunami. It also speaks about the preparation and caution that one should take for Tsunami.
It is a radio programme produced by Radiovishnu90.4. The present programme consists of an interview of Dr M Jagadeeswari. She is a gynaecologist and she speaks about the precautions which should be taken by pregnant women.
It is a radio programme produced by Radioals. In the present programme, Krishna Prasad, Assistant Scientist, INCOIS, gives some information about sea.
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Telugu is the official language of Andhra Pradesh and is also spoken in the Indian states of Chhattisgarh, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Pondicherry and Odisha. Telugu is the most spoken language of the Dravidian family and is written in Brahmi script. Telugu is heavily influenced by Sanskrit and Prakrit.
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