Khidki Mehndiwali is a radio show that facilitates listeners to know about various issues related to family planning, pregnancy, gender discrimination and female foeticide.

Khidki Mehndiwali is a radio show that facilitates listeners to know about various issues related to family planning, gender discrimination and female foeticide.

This show of Khidki Mehndiwali is based on gender discrimination and talks about female foeticide. Khirki Mehendiwali translates as ‘Mehendi opens a window’. This show provides a window to the world to its rural listeners by not only giving them a glimpse of the world outside but also unlocking voices, feelings, dreams and information which they had hitherto not heard or experienced – hence Khirki Mehendiwali.  Each episode on this show is 15 minutes long; by definition it is a magazine format show but we like to call it ‘a show within a show’.

This programme is based on family planning and the consequences being faced when the rules are not followed.

This programme is based on family planning and the consequences being faced when the rules are not followed.

This programme is an attempt to inform people about the consequences when rules of family planning are not being followed.

This programme of the radio series talks about the ill effects of not following the family plan in life. Larger the number of children in a family, more would be difficulty in raising them.

Khirki Mehendiwali translates as ‘Mehendi opens a window’. This show provides a window to the world to its rural listeners by not only giving them a glimpse of the world outside but also unlocking voices, feelings, dreams and information which they had hitherto not heard or experienced – hence Khirki Mehendiwali.  Each episode on this show is 15 minutes long; by definition it is a magazine format show but we like to call it ‘a show within a show’.

Khirki Mehendiwali translates as ‘Mehendi opens a window’. This show provides a window to the world to its rural listeners by not only giving them a glimpse of the world outside but also unlocking voices, feelings, dreams and information which they had hitherto not heard or experienced – hence Khirki Mehendiwali.  Each episode on this show is 15 minutes long; by definition it is a magazine format show but we like to call it ‘a show within a show’. It has different elements like in a magazine show, but as the show unfolds we get to know the backstory of RJ Mehendi’s life. The show is broadcast thrice a week and there is an omnibus edition (three episodes playing back to back) during the weekend.