Thursday, December 19, 2024

Taiwan Stories in Multilingual Broadcasting – Rti’s New Book ‘Shortwave Era’ Chronicles Voices Across Generations

Taiwan Stories in Multilingual Broadcasting – Rti's New Book 'Shortwave Era' Chronicles Voices Across Generations

Radio Taiwan International (RTI) published a new book focused on the evolution of the public broadcaster and how it has fulfilled its mission for a global audience since 1949.

Shortwave Era provides a detailed account of how Rti has used multilingual broadcasting to build international communication bridges, witnessing Taiwan's significant interactions with the global community. The book is now available at major bookstores, e-book platforms, and online bookstores.

Read the press release here: 

Book details :

Publisher: Mirror Literature Co., Ltd.
ISBN : 13/9786267440513
Pages : 256 Pages
Binding : Paperback
Language : Chinese/Traditional
Size/14.8x21x1cm

Tuesday, December 17, 2024

WRTH 2025 launch event

The wait is almost over—WRTH 2025 is launching !

Join for the official live launch of WRTH 2025, where the newest edition of your trusted broadcasting guide will be unveiled

πŸ“… Date: December 17, 2024
⏰ Time: 2 PM (CET)
⏳ Duration: 30 minutes
15 minutes: WRTH 2025 live launch, walkthrough, and demo
15 minutes: Q&A with the audience
πŸŽ™️ Panel Experts: Gunter Lorenz & Oliver Schmidt
πŸ‘©‍πŸ’Ό Moderator: Sakshi Shrivastava

πŸŽ‰ Celebrate this milestone with us, learn more about WRTH 2025, and get your questions answered live!

Please Note: Pre-orders for WRTH 2025 have ended. The book is currently unavailable on our Web Shop and will officially launch on Tuesday, December 17th.

πŸ‘‰ Register Now: https://shorturl.at/gVzpN


Friday, December 13, 2024

News from Radio Channel 292

Dear friends of Radio Channel 292,

After a long time, here is a new newsletter.
The problem is, apart from time constraints, that every time we send out a newsletter
we end up on some spam lists and then have problems sending mails.

As many of you have probably already seen, at the moment and in the near future
new stations can be received via our frequencies:

Radio London International, Little Emperors, KΓΆlsch in die Welt, In The Groove
and, from February, Nordic Wave.

We would also like to draw your attention to the numerous special broadcasts by various stations at the end of the year: Radio Six, Gary Gordon Radio, Radio Marabu, SM Radio Dessau, Ruqui Radio AM, Radio Waves International and Superclan Radio.

In the meantime, we have completely converted our transmitters and reserve transmitters to solid state (transistorized), which was not without some problems. These amplifiers are much more sensitive to problems than tube amplifiers.

Anyone who has sent us reception reports recently will certainly have noticed that we are currently not sending out QSL cards. The reason is simply lack of time, and when there is work to be done on the technology, that takes priority.

We are sorry about this, and it is certainly annoying for you, but it is not necessarily a reason to call us foul names after three unsuccessful reception reports: "More respect with listeners motherfuckers". Many greetings at this point to Raul Guerrero, and we would be delighted to hear no more from you.

It should also be known that our broadcasting partner in Vienna / Moosbrunn, the ORS, will cease broadcasting and will be on air for the last time (for the time being) on December 31.
We would like to draw your attention to the Christmas marathon on December 26 from 0900 to 1600 UTC on 6070 kHz, and, also on this frequency, a double hour of SM Radio Dessau on the last day of the year from 1200 UTC.

On this occasion, the DARC will transmit its last broadcast on December 29 from Moosbrunn as a double hour from 1000 UTC.

From January 5, the DARC broadcasts will change as follows:

The Sunday broadcast on 6070 kHz will then run via our transmitter at 10 kW, with high power, namely 125 kW, will then be transmitted on 9670 kHz via Woofferton.

The DARC would be pleased to receive reports on the new reception conditions. The repeats on Mondays on 6070 and 9670 kHz will be broadcast at different
times, which can be found in the transmission schedules on our homepage.

It is uncertain whether a follow-up company will be able to resume broadcasting via Moosbrunn at a later date.

Finally, we would like to wish all our friends a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, and good luck in 2025.
---
(Rainer Ebeling, Radio Channel 292)

Telstar Radio special transmission on 24th Dec

Telstar-Radio will again organise a live-radio-programm on shortwave on 24 December 2024 together with guest-DJ Erdenman on the already well-known frequency 6045 kHz at 100 kW via the transmitter in Nauen / Germany.

The programm starts at 11:00 UTC (12:00 CET) with the 9 0min-programm with Erdenman (Radio 60 !) as guest-DJ. At 12:30 UTC (13:30 CET) starts Toon from Telstar-Radio himself the programme with typical pirate and freeradio style music until 14:00 UTC (15:00 CET).

For all correct reception reports to erdenman@gmx.de  we send this eQSL back.

(Erdenman)

Holiday Programmes on Shortwave 14 Dec 2024 to 1 Jan 2025

As was the case in recent years, I have again been collating a list of programming scheduled to be broadcast (mostly) on shortwave over the forthcoming holiday period, this time covering the period Saturday 14 December 2024 to Wednesday 1 January 2025. The list includes both "seasonal" and "non-seasonal" programming. Regular weekly music programming where no special advance programme information has been provided are not usually included in this list (although there may be some exceptions!), however please refer to my Music on Shortwave list.

The first edition of this compilation is now available to download from the permanent link at:


In the event that further information becomes available, I will issue updates and post to the above permanent links. Small changes will be issued as incremental versions, which will not be announced in social media posts. Significant changes and additions will be issued as new versions and will be announced. It will be worth checking the above links from time to time for the latest information.

I hope that you find this resource useful.
Additions and corrections are most welcome to alan-roe-swl@randa33.co.uk

Best wishes for Christmas and a Happy New Year
(Via Alan Roe, Teddington, UK, BDXC List)

SAQ to air on Christmas Eve Morning, Dec 24th 2024

SAQ to air on Christmas Eve Morning, Dec 24th 2024

The SAQ morse key

On Christmas Eve morning, Tuesday December 24th 2024, SAQ Grimeton is scheduled* to be on the air, to send out the traditional Christmas message to the whole World, using the 200kW Alexanderson alternator from 1924, on 17.2 kHz CW.

Visitors are very welcome to the transmitter hall at Grimeton radio station to experience the SAQ transmission. Free tickets here:

Program and transmission schedule:
08:00 CET (07:00 UTC): The transmitter hall at World Heritage Grimeton is opened for visitors.

Transmission & YouTube Live stream:
08:25 CET (07:25 UTC): Live stream on YouTube begins.
08:30 CET (07:30 UTC): Startup and tuning of the Alexanderson Alternator SAQ.
09:00 CET (08:00 UTC): Transmission of a Christmas message from SAQ.

Live Video Stream from World Heritage Grimeton Radio Station.
Scheduled at 08:25 CET (07:25 UTC) on Dec 24th, 2024.

Test Transmissions

We are planning to carry our some test transmissions on Friday, December 20th, 13:00 – 16:00 CET (12:00 -15:00 UTC). SAQ will be on the air shorter periods of time during this interval, when we will be carrying out tuning, tests and measurements. Your comments are welcome to info@alexander.n.se

QSL Reports to SAQ

Your QSL reports to SAQ are most welcome and much appreciated!

For guaranteed E-QSL from us, please report using our ONLINE QSL FORM


We can not guarantee that reports by Email / mail / bureau will be confirmed.
The online form will be open from December 24th, 2024 until January 10th, 2025.

Amateur Radio Station SK6SAQ

The Amateur Radio Station with the call "SK6SAQ" will be QRV during the day on the following frequencies:
– 3 517.2 kHz CW
– 7 017.2 kHz CW
– 14 017.2 KHz CW
– 3 755 kHz SSB
– 7 140 kHz SSB

QSL-reports to SK6SAQ (NOT SAQ) are kindly received via:
- or via: SM bureau
- or direct by postal mail 

Alexander – GVV
Radiostationen Grimeton 72
SE-432 98 Grimeton, Sweden

Two stations will be on the air most of the time.

*The world heritage site Grimeton is a living cultural heritage. All transmissions with the long-wave transmitter SAQ are therefore preliminary and may be cancelled at short notice.

From the Isle of Music December 14 - note new hours

From the Isle of Music December 14 - note new hours

Hoping the schedule adjustment will mitigate some past interference.  Hopefully the 1800 UTC broadcast will prove optimal for Russia.

From the Isle of Music, December 14, 2024

NOTE SCHEDULE CHANGE

We will finish 2024 with a potpourri of recent developments in Cuban music plus some buried musical treasures.

Times & Frequencies are:

0400-0500 UTC 9670 kHz with beam R towards eastern North America but usable in parts of Europe and Eurasia

1800-1900 UTC 9670 kHz with beam E-F towards South Asia but usable in Europe and parts of Eurasia

2200-2300 UTC 3955 & 6070 kHz (omnidirectional for Europe and beyond)

All transmissions from Channel 292, Rohrbach, Germany

Encore - Classical Music on Shortwave - Times, Frequencies, Playlists

Encore - Classical Music on Shortwave - Times, Frequencies, Playlists

Regular Broadcast times of Encore By WRMI and Channel 292 are:

02:00 - 03:00 UTC Friday 5850 kHz WRMI to US
20:00 - 21:00 UTC Friday 15770 kHz WRMI to Europe
11:00 - 12:00 UTC Saturday 9670 kHz Channel 292 to Europe
01:00 - 02:00 UTC Sunday 5850 kHz WRMI to US and Canada
18:00 - 19:00 UTC Sunday 3955 kHz Channel 292 to Europe
03:00 - 04:00 UTC Monday 5950 kHz WRMI to the US and Canada
13:00 - 14:00 UTC Tuesday 15770 kHz WRMI to Europe, east coast of US and Iceland. (Sometimes RTTY on the lower sideband. Suggest notch out or use USB.)
 
Informal reception reports as well as those requesting eQSL cards are welcome.
 
ENCORE IS A ONE-MAN OPERATION -  PLEASE MAKE A PAYPAL DONATION AND HELP KEEP ENCORE ON THE AIR - Go to - www.tumbril.co.uk
 
WRMI and Channel 292 are very generous with their air-time but Encore still costs around 100 Dollars/Euros a month to broadcast.
If you can - please send a small contribution to help Encore keep going.
 
THE DONATION BUTTON is on the homepage of the website - www.tumbril.co.uk - which folks can use if they would like to support Encore.
 (Please don't be put off by the POWER security wall when using the PAYPAL button - it is a harmless requirement of WIX the website hosting service.)
 
THIS FORTNIGHT'S PROGRAMME - First broadcast this FRIDAY 13th December by WRMI at 0200 UTC on 5850, and 2000 UTC on 15770 and then Channel 292 on SATURDAY 14th December at 11:00 UTC on 9670 kHz:
Starts with starts with some of Beethoven's last major composition - the String Quartet No. 16. It is followed by Finnish composer Kimmo Hakola - his Clarinet Concerto, and then a cello sonata from one of J S Bach's children - C P E Bach. After that - the Monteverdi Choir will sing John Tavener's Dum Transisset Sabbatum. The programme ends with the Flute Sonata in D Major by Joseph Bodin De Boismortier.
 
Thank you for spreading the word about Encore - Classical Music on Shortwave on Radio Tumbril - and thank you for your support.
 
Brice Avery - Encore - Radio Tumbril - www.tumbril.co.uk
GMØTLY

Monday, December 09, 2024

37th Edition of the 'Radio Broadcasting in Russian' Handbook

37th Edition of the 'Radio Broadcasting in Russian' Handbook

The St. Petersburg DX Club has recently published the 37th edition of its 'Radio broadcasting in Russian' handbook. This is the most comprehensive guide to Russian-language broadcasts on SW, MW and LW. The information is primarily valid until the end of March 2025, covering the B24 broadcasting season. The handbook is divided into four detailed sections:
 
GENERAL INFORMATION.
This section includes:  
- List of abbreviations and special terms used in the publication.
- List of media outlets classified as foreign agents.
- Updates on Russian-language broadcasting changes since the last edition.
 
SW/MW/LW BROADCASTING
This part lists 52 stations from 33 countries and territories across five continents: Europe, Asia, Africa, North America, and Australia. The listings include:  
- Frequencies and program schedules.  
- Transmitter locations and power.  
- Target areas.  
- Contact details: postal addresses, phone/fax numbers, websites, social media (Facebook, VKontakte) and email addresses.  
- Stations' QSL policies.
 
ONLINE BROADCASTING
Similar to the SW/MW/LW Broadcasting section, this part focuses on 23 Internet radio stations from 19 countries and territories, including:  
- State broadcasters.  
- Former AM broadcasters now operating exclusively online.  
 
HISTORY OF BROADCASTING
This section concludes the history of Trans World Radio and its significant contributions to global broadcasting.
 
Sample pages covering Vatican and partly the UK https://www.novosibdx.info/images/sprav37.pdf
 
Sample pages covering partly the US, Tajikistan and partly Taiwan
 
The handbook is available only in Russian, comprising 76 A5 pages.  
Price: USD 2 for a PDF copy via email.  
Payments: PayPal only.  
For inquiries and orders, contact St. Petersburg DX Club:  
Email: dxspb[at]nrec.spb.ru
Phone, WhatsApp, Telegram, Viber: +7(921)793-72-84

(Alexander Beryozkin,St. Petersburg DX Club)

Saturday, November 16, 2024

Ukrainian Radio - 100th anniversary


Prime Minister congratulates employees of Ukrainian Radio on its 100th anniversary

Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal took part in official events in Kyiv dedicated to the 100th anniversary of Ukrainian Radio.

"Today, Ukrainian Radio is a great information force. It has the largest network, non-stop operation, trust of Ukrainians, and positive dynamics of listener coverage. Ukrainian radio has a glorious past and will have an equally worthy future," said Denys Shmyhal.

The Head of Government noted that Ukrainian radio played a key role in crucial epochs. During the World War II, it called for the fight against the occupiers. And in 1991, the listeners of Ukrainian Radio were the first to hear how independence was proclaimed in the Verkhovna Rada.

"Ukrainian Radio" was first heard on November 16, 1924 in Kharkiv. And it works continuously until now. Until 2017, "Ukrainian Radio" was a state broadcaster, since 2017 it has been part of the public broadcaster — the National Public Television and Radio Company of Ukraine ("Public Broadcasting"). "Ukrainian Radio" is best known for the fact that since 2000 it has been conducting a unity campaign — the All-Ukrainian Radio Dictator of National Unity.


Ukrainian radio is 100 years old — Ukrposhta issues a stamp

"Ukrposhta" declares the release of a new postage stamp to mark the centenary of the beginning of broadcasting of "Ukrainian Radio" — one of the most popular talk radio stations in the country.
The issue was called "New Century of Ukrainian Radio", and the design was developed by Volodymyr Taran. The circulation is 280 000 postage stamps.


Stamp Description:

On November 16, 1924 Radio Ukraine made its first broadcast in Kharkiv. This year, the most popular talk radio in Ukraine with the largest FM network begins a new century and acquires a special status. All this time, Radio Ukraine has been promoting Ukrainian language, song and culture and helping to keep them in popular use.

Since the beginning of the large-scale invasion of russia, the broadcaster has also become a reliable and sometimes the only source of trustworthy information and has been helping Ukrainians through the dark times.

During the years of the war, the Radio has increased its audience, as it has become very important during blackout hours (the receiver works even in the absence of electricity), essential in the regions and territories where there is no other broadcasting and one of the safest means of receiving information in the occupied territories, as it leaves no traces of its use.

Today, Radio Ukraine is the radio of every Ukrainian who lives in the homeland and of those who are abroad.

The postage set includes a sheet "The new century of Ukrainian Radio" and сover "First Day".

Specification:

Design — Volodymyra Tarana
Issue date — 15.11.2024
The number of stamps in the sheet — 4
Face value of each postage stamp — M

Link to order :

(Source & pictures : Ukrposhta.ua)

Sunday, November 10, 2024

VORW Radio International on Mondays via Issoudun

Beginning Monday the 11th of November, 2024 and continuing every Monday – VORW radio program will now be heard across the Asian Continent and beyond thanks to 250 kW of power from the transmitting facility in Issoudun, France.
 
Using their ALLISS Antenna, this broadcast will be beamed East from France, blanketing Eastern Europe, the Middle East, Central Asia, South Asia, Southeast asia and Australia !
 
The broadcast is 1 hour in length and the aim of this radio show is to provide good music and news commentary to listeners worldwide. Oftentimes, listener music requests are taken and played – and all are invited to participate.
 
Here is the broadcast schedule for this new airing:
 
Mondays 1530 - 1630 UTC  – 17810 kHz – Issoudun 250 kW – Eastern Europe, Middle East, Asia, Australia
 
Reception reports (which will be verified with an E-QSL) and additional feedback are most welcome at vorwinfo@gmail.com
 
(John Jurasek, VORW Radio InternationaL VIA Via WOR List)

Saturday, November 02, 2024

Jazz AM in DRM on 3955 kHz on Friday 1st of November 2024 at 2200 UTC

Jazz AM in DRM on 3955 kHz on Friday 1st of November 2024 at 2200 UTC

Update from Jazz AM:

DRM Broadcast on 3995 kHz Friday 1 Nov 2200 to 2300 GMT is going ahead from Woofferton. We thank Encompass for their kind sponsorship in assisting in getting this programme on air. Hope you can enjoy the HiFi sound.

(Alan, G4TMV via drmrx.org forum)

BritAsia Radio to start regular DRM transmission for India from 2nd Nov

BritAsia Radio based in Birmingham, UK will start a regular one hour DRM transmission to India at 1400-1500 UTC on 21575 kHz on Saturdays from Woofferton with effect from 2nd November '24.

BritAsia Radio had started testing in DRM mode via Woofferton on 18th Oct '24, transmissions were noted Wed-Fri 1400-1500 UTC on 21575 kHz, several DRM enthusiasts from South Asia , Japan & China logged their broadcast being identified as "BritAsia pop up DRM service for India".

Please send your reception reports to : info@britasia.tv

Logo courtesy BritAsia Radio

Tuesday, October 22, 2024

RNZI B24

RNZI B24
(27 Oct 2024 - 28 Mar 2025)

UTC          kHz  Target                    Days
----------------------------------------------------
00:00-06:58 17675 Pacific                   Daily
06:59-09:58 13755 Pacific                   Daily
06:59-12:58 13755 Pacific                   Sat Sun
09:59-12:58 13755 Solomon Isl,PNG           Mon - Fri
12:59-16:50 7390  Pacific                   Sun - Fri
12:59-16:58 7390  Pacific                   Sat
16:51-07:58 11725 Tonga,Fiji,Samoa,Cook Isl Sun - Fri
16:51-07:58  9780 Tonga,Fiji,Samoa,Cook Isl Sun - Fri DRM
16:51-07:58 11725 Pacific                   Sat
17:59-18:58 15720 Pacific                   Sun - Fri
17:59-18:58 13840 Pacific                   Sun - Fri DRM
17:59-21:58 15720 Pacific                   Sat
18:59 20:58 15720 Tonga,Fiji,Samoa,Cook Isl Sun - Fri
18:59 20:58 13840 Tonga,Fiji,Samoa,Cook Isl Sun - Fri DRM
20:59-21:58 15720 Pacific                   Daily
21:59-00:00 17675 Pacific                   Daily

Satellite

RNZI is available on Satellite, courtesy of TVNZ Pacific Service.
The coverage area extends from Singapore, and eastward to the Cook Islands, which includes Fiji, Tonga, Niue and Samoa.
IS19/23 C Slot A
DL 4146.5 V
FEC 3/4
SR 5.6320

Submit reception reports at : https://www.rnz.co.nz/international/qsl/new

(Source : RNZI)

KTWR DRM B24

KTWR B24 DRM broadcasts (Effective 27 October 2024):

                                                                           

Day   Time (UTC) Frequency Coverage Area Language

--------------------------------------------------

Saturday 1059-1130  12040 kHz China  English

Saturday 1130-1230  11965 kHz Japan  Japanese, English

Sunday   1600-1645  15390 kHz India  English

Saturday 1600-1630  15390 kHz India  South Indian languages


Source : NH2MS



Thursday, September 26, 2024

Special dawn programme 'Mahishasur Mardini' by Akashvani on the ocassion of 'Mahalaya 2024'


Special transmission by Akashvani for 'Mahalaya 2024'

Date : 2nd October, 2024(Wednesday)
Time : 0350 - 0545 IST, 2220 UTC (1st Oct 2024) to 0015 UTC* (2nd Oct, 2024)

* some stations have late sign in & may continue past 0100 UTC

Akashvani, Delhi will broadcast the special dawn on the programme 'Mahishasur Mardini' on the ocassion of Mahalaya in following languages  :

- Hindi/Sanskrit version - on its Indraprastha & FM Gold channels.This will be relayed by all FM Gold channels and selected SW & MW stations.

- Bengali/Sanskrit version - at same time on Akashvani Delhi FM Rainbow network and selected SW & MW stations.

Akashvani, Kolkata will also originate the special Mahalaya programme in Bengali/Sanskrit at same time which will be relayed by selected SW & MW stations .

This programme may also be relayed over concerned DRM channels,YouTube channel AIR Live News 24X7 & DTH.

Live-streaming on : https://prasarbharati.gov.in and News On AIR App

"Mahishasuramardini" is a special two hour transmission consisting of Sanskrit & Bengali recitation & music orated by Late Shri.Birendra Krishna Bhadra. Akashvani has been broadcasting this program since early 1930's. The sheer nostalgia is what makes the dawn of Mahalaya special as one of the most looked forward to Radio broadcasts. Countdown of Indian festival of Durga Puja starts from the day of
Mahalaya.

Frequencies observed during past years :

MW

531 - Jodhpur
549 - Ranchi *
603 - Ajmer
621 - Patna A *
648 - Indore
657 - Kolkata A *
675 - Chattarpur
684 - Port Blair
711 - Siliguri *
729 - Guwahati A
747 - Lucknow A
756 - Jagdalpur
774 - Shimla
792 - Pune *
801 - Jabalpur *
810 - Rajkot A *
819 - New Delhi A *
828 - Silchar
846 - Ahmedabad *
891 - Rampur
909 - Gorakhpur
918 - Suratgarh
954 - Nazibabad
981 - Raipur
990 - Jammu
1008 - Kolkata B *
1026 - Prayagraj
1044 - Mumbai A (Pure DRM)
1125 - Udaipur/Tezpur
1179 - Rewa
1242 - Varanasi *
1260 - Ambikapur
1269 - Agartala
1296 - Darbhanga
1314 - Bhuj
1386 - Gwalior
1395 - Bikaner *
1404 - Gangtok
1458 - Bhagalpur
1530 - Agra
1593 - Bhopal A

* Try also in DRM mode on minus 9 kHz of AM frequency

Reception Reports to :

Please submit your reception reports on line at: https://prasarbharati.gov.in/reception-report/


or by postal mail to :

Director (Spectrum Management & Synergy)
Akashvani (All India Radio),
Room No. 204, Akashvani Bhawan,
Parliament Street
New Delhi110001, India

Related :

Eight Decades Later, the Original Mahalaya Still Unites


Come Mahalaya, Birendra Krishna Bhadra's recitation still default choice for All India Radio


(Alokesh Gupta, New Delhi)

Friday, September 20, 2024

International Broadcasting Advisory Board Welcomes new VOA Director Michael Abramowitz

International Broadcasting Advisory Board Welcomes VOA Director Michael Abramowitz

WASHINGTON – The International Broadcasting Advisory Board (IBAB) is eager to begin working with Michael Abramowitz as the new director of the Voice of America, following the U.S. Agency for Global Media's ceremonial swearing in of Abramowitz at its Wilbur J. Cohen Building headquarters on Tuesday, September 17, in Washington, D.C.

"The IBAB is thrilled to welcome Michael Abramowitz as the new director of Voice of America," said IBAB Chair Kenneth Jarin. "Michael brings a wealth of world knowledge, compassion and journalistic expertise to the USAGM family. This is especially important at a time when oppressed people living under authoritarian regimes around the world do not have access to independent reporting of the issues that affect their daily lives and future. Hundreds of millions of people around the world depend on Voice of America for its credibility, and with Michael at the helm, we are going to keep carrying the torch of press freedom and delivering objective news and information in the years to come. IBAB and USAGM are happy to have him on board!"

USAGM CEO Amanda Bennett swore in Director Abramowitz on a U.S. Constitution, and the ceremony was followed by a fireside chat during which CEO Bennett and Director Abramowitz discussed the urgency of VOA's charter, as well as the challenges facing journalists and emerging threats to press freedom around the world.

Abramowitz joined VOA in June 2024 from Freedom House, where he served as President to the Washington, D.C.-based non-profit organization which provides research, analysis, advocacy, and direct support to journalists and defenders of human rights. A skilled and respected journalist, Abramowitz previously directed the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum's Levine Institute for Holocaust Education, where he led the museum's genocide prevention efforts. For nearly 25 years prior, Abramowitz worked at The Washington Post, rising to national editor and then White House correspondent. A graduate of Harvard College, Abramowitz is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations and the George W. Bush Institute Advisory Council. He was formerly a Marshall Memorial fellow at the German Marshall Fund and Berlin Prize Fellow at the American Academy in Berlin.

(Press Release)

Celebrating 65 Years of Doordarshan: India's Public Service Broadcaster

Doordarshan, India's public service broadcaster, proudly celebrates its 65th anniversary this year. Since its inception on 15th September 1959, Doordarshan has been a cornerstone of Indian media fostering unity, culture, and education while serving as the voice of the nation.

From its humble beginnings with an experimental broadcast in Delhi, Doordarshan has grown to become one of the largest broadcasting organizations in the world. Over the decades, it has witnessed monumental transformations in technology and audience engagement while steadfastly maintaining its commitment to public service broadcasting. From the days of black and white television to the present era of digital and satellite broadcasting, Doordarshan has continuously evolved to cater to the changing tastes and preferences of its diverse audience. From the era of black n white transmission to 35 channels across its network giving every region the flair of its own language through its 6 National Channels, 28 regional channels and 1 International Channel; Doordarshan continues its journey with commitment of pioneering Public service Broadcaster.

Reflecting on 65 Years of Service

Over the past 65 years, Doordarshan has played a crucial role in the socio-cultural development of India. It has been the platform for some of the most iconic television shows that have defined generations, from the mythological epics "Ramayana" and "Mahabharat" to the beloved "Chitrahaar," "Surabhi," and "Hum Log." Doordarshan has provided a space for cultural exchange, brought rural and urban India closer together, and created awareness about vital social issues through various educational and informative programs.

To commemorate this milestone, DD National telecasted a special programme "Dil Se Doordarshan, DD@65", a grand gala event hosted by renowned Master Jaiveer Bansal & Anil Singh, Ventriloquist featuring performances by eminent artists like Shri Pramod Kumar, International Magician & Mentalist and also a Guinness Book of Records holder. He has received many state and national awards and Ms Manisha Swarnkar (Sand Artist) is one of the most accomplished sand artist in the country and an Alumna of IDC, IIT Bombay. She has been performing the sand art for 13 years and is the first women Sand artist from India.

The star performer for the "Dil Se Doordarshan, DD@65" show was Padma Shri awardee Sh. Kailash Kher, the Bollywood sensation who has mesmerized audiences for decades through his power packed performances. His music style is heavily influenced by Indian Folk music and Sufi music. The voiceover for Doordarshan show reel is done by legendary actor Shri Manoj Bajpaee.

Renewing Our Commitment to the Nation

On this momentous occasion, Doordarshan renews its commitment to its mission of providing reliable, accessible, and quality content to every citizen of India. The broadcaster continues to embrace technological advancements to reach audiences on all platforms – from television to mobile phones – ensuring that it remains a relevant and trusted source of news, entertainment, and information.

Looking Ahead

As Doordarshan enters its 66th year, it stands ready to continue its journey of innovation, inclusion, and inspiration. With its rich history and dedication to public service, Doordarshan will keep serving as a beacon of India's diversity, heritage, and progress.

(Press Information Bureau, Ministry of Information & Broadcasting, Government of India)

Sunday, September 01, 2024

Dr. Pragya Paliwal Gaur is new Director General, News Services Division of Akashvani

Senior Indian Information Service officer Dr. Pragya Paliwal Gaur has assumed charge as the Director General of the News Services Division of Akashvani at New Delhi with effect from 1st Sept '24. With over 33 years of experience, she has served in various roles under the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting.

(Source : @AkashvaniAIR on X)

Radio Free Asia announces QSL Card # 86

Radio Free Asia (RFA) announces its latest QSL card celebrating 28 years of delivering accurate, uncensored, domestic news to people living under authoritarian regimes across Asia and globally to populations vulnerable to malign influence. Through its in-depth, unflinching journalism, RFA brings to light consequential developments in China, North Korea, Myanmar, Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam, as well as the Pacific region. This is RFA's 86th QSL design and will be used to confirm all valid RFA reception reports from September – December 2024.

..................................................................RFA's QSL CARD #86

Created by Congress in 1994 and incorporated in 1996, RFA broadcasts in Burmese, Cantonese, Khmer, Korean to North Korea, Lao, Mandarin Chinese, Vietnamese, Tibetan (including Uke, Amdo, and Kham dialects), and Uyghur. RFA strives for accuracy, balance, and fairness in our editorial content. As a 'surrogate' broadcaster, RFA provides news and commentary specific to each of our target countries, acting as the free press these countries lack. RFA broadcasts only in local languages and dialects, and most of our broadcasts comprise news of specific local interest.  More information about RFA, including our current broadcast frequency schedule, is always available at www.rfa.org.

RFA encourages listeners to submit reception reports.  Reception reports are valuable to RFA as they help us evaluate the signal strength and quality of our transmissions.  RFA confirms all accurate reception reports by mailing a QSL card to the listener.  RFA welcomes all reception report submissions not only from DX'ers, but also from our general listening audience.

Reception reports are accepted by email at qsl @ rfa.org and by mail to :

Reception Reports
Radio Free Asia
2025 M. Street NW, Suite 300
Washington DC 20036
United States of America

ITU Radio Regulations 2024 edition released

The Radio Regulations, Edition of 2024, contains the complete texts of the Radio Regulations adopted by the World Radiocommunication Conference of 1995 (WRC-95) and reviewed by the subsequent World Radiocommunication Conferences: WRC-97 (Geneva, 1997), WRC-2000 (Istanbul, 2000), WRC-03 (Geneva, 2003), WRC-07 (Geneva, 2007), WRC-12 (Geneva, 2012), WRC-15 (Geneva, 2015), WRC-19 (Sharm el-Sheik, 2019) and WRC-23 (Dubai, 2023).

Download link :


Monday, August 26, 2024

Announcing HAM FEST INDIA 24: A Celebration of Unity and Passion in Kolkata

Announcing HAM FEST INDIA 24: A Celebration of Unity and Passion in Kolkata

"KEEP THE WAVES ALIVE"

We are beyond excited to share some truly wonderful news with you! The bond we've built through OSCAR India has always been strong, and today, with immense pride and gratitude, we are announcing that OSCAR India will be hosting *HAM FEST INDIA 24 in the City of Joy, Kolkata!*

Thank you all for the overwhelming love and trust you have placed in us. We have received confirmation, including a heartfelt endorsement from the esteemed organizers of HFI23 (Gujarat Institute of Amateur Radio). Their trust in us further fuels our commitment to make this event unforgettable.

Mark your calendars: This year, HAM FEST INDIA 24 is officially scheduled for the 14th and 15th of December.

As of today, we're just 110 days away from gathering to celebrate our shared passion, connect, and create lasting memories. The event venue will be conveniently located within 12 km of major railway stations such as Sealdah, Howrah, and Kolkata, and within 10 km of the airport.

Please make all necessary travel arrangements. The exact venue address will be shared 90 days before the event.

For the latest updates, keep visiting the official website of HAM FEST INDIA 2024: www.hfi24.in

(YL Sayani, VU3OIS, Public Relations Officer, OSCAR INDIA, Assistant Media Director, AISMIT)

Wednesday, August 14, 2024

Special broadcast/programs for India's 78th Independence Day on 15th Aug, 2024

Special  broadcast/programs for India's 78th Independence Day on 15th Aug, 2024

India is celebrating its 78th Independence Day on 15th August 2024, details of special programs by Akashvani for the occasion is as follows:

14th August 2024 (Wednesday) 1330 UTC (7.00 pm IST) onwards "Address to the Nation" on the eve of Independence Day in Hindi and English by Smt.Draupadi Murmu, Hon'ble President of India.

All stations of Akashvani will relay this on MW, SW & FM.


Also on DTH Channels/ airlivenews 24x7
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15th August 2024 (Thursday) 0130-0240 UTC (0700-0810 hrs IST)

Akashvani will broadcast live broadcast the running commentary in English and Hindi on the Flag Hoisting and Prime Minister's address to the nation to be held at Red Fort, New Delhi between 0130-0240 UTC (0700-0810 hrs IST) on 15th August, 2024 on the following SW frequencies.

English:
15260 kHz Bengaluru 500 kW

Hindi:
11805 kHz New Delhi 100 kW
15410 kHz Bangalore 500 kW

The External Services on the above frequencies in Indonesian, Nepali & Baluchi scheduled  at this same time will be not there on that day.

The Regional SW Station (Leh) will start using their day time frequencies about 1 hour or more earlier than usual on 15th August as follows to relay the commentary. This may provide enhanced reception of stations than on normal days.

kHz     kW       Station
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4760    2.5       Leh          

All stations of Akashvani (AIR) on MW, FM & 'Akashvani AIR' YouTube Channel will relay the running commentary.


Live streaming of the above programs is available in:


Reception Reports to :

Please submit your reception reports on line at: https://prasarbharati.gov.in/reception-report/

or by postal mail to :

Director (Spectrum Management & Synergy)
Akashvani (All India Radio),
Room No. 204, Akashvani Bhawan,
Parliament Street
New Delhi110001, India

Independence Day events are also available live on Doordarshan TV on all their channels .Try the following links :


(Jose Jacob & Alokesh Gupta)

 

Jonathan Munro to become BBC News Global Director

Jonathan Munro will take up the post of BBC News Global Director from September. In this new role, spanning international services, he will be Director of the BBC World Service, oversee BBC Monitoring and remain Deputy CEO of BBC News and Current Affairs.

Full story at :

https://www.bbc.co.uk/mediacentre/2024/jonathan-munro-to-become-bbc-news-global-director



Tuesday, July 09, 2024

Radio Free Asia ends Shortwave Broadcasts in Cantonese

Radio Free Asia posted on their website that they are dropping shortwave broadcast in Cantonese language.


The Cantonese section of our station will suspend shortwave broadcasting from July 8, and resources will be focused on expanding multimedia communication and increasing content in the future.
The new adjustment will not affect the overall news coverage. Viewers can still receive a lot of our news information on YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, and Podcast.
Thank you for your continued support.

Official website ➡️ rfa.org/cantonese
Facebook ➡️ facebook.com/cantonese.rfa
MeWe ➡️ mewe.com/p/θ‡ͺη”±δΊšζ΄²η²€θ―­rfacantonese
Major podcast platformsπŸ”Ž "RFA", "Key News"

(Alexander Miatlikov via WOR)

Saturday, July 06, 2024

WRTH Now Available as an E-book

Explore the world of radio like never before with the WRTH 2024 e-book, the definitive resource for broadcasters, radio enthusiasts, and global communicators. This meticulously curated digital edition offers unparalleled access to the latest information on radio stations and frequencies across the globe, ensuring you stay informed and connected no matter where you are.

Up-to-date Listings: The WRTH 2024 e-book features up-to-date content by including the 2024 international summer schedule and up-to-date details on over 30,000 radio stations, including AM, FM, shortwave, and digital broadcasts. From local community stations to international broadcasters, WRTH 2024 covers them all.

Offline Access Anywhere: One of the standout features of the WRTH e-book is its unique capability for offline access. No matter where your adventures take you—be it the comfort of your home, a remote expedition, or areas with limited connectivity—the WRTH e-book ensures that you can enjoy the rich tapestry of radio information anytime, anywhere.

Versatile Compatibility: The WRTH 2024 e-book is compatible with most e-book readers available on the market. For the best reading experience on Windows OS, we recommend using Kindle Desktop, and for MAC or iOS users, Books is the preferred reader.

Searchable Content: Quickly find specific stations, frequencies, and articles with the robust search function.

Interactive Table of Contents: Navigate through the e-book with ease using the clickable table of contents.

Adjustable Text Size and Font: Customize your reading experience by adjusting text size and choosing from various font options.

Bookmark and Annotation: Keep track of important sections and add personal notes.

Expert Reviews: Read insightful reviews and technical evaluations of the latest radio equipment, written by industry experts. Make informed decisions on your next purchase with in-depth analysis and recommendations.

How to Get Started:

- Purchase the WRTH 2024 e-book
- Open the onboarding email
- Download the e-book file
- Read the release and compatibility note
- Add to Your Reader by transferring the e-book epub files to your e-book reader.

Dive into the fascinating world of radio anytime, anywhere!
This is a fantastic opportunity for you to enhance your radio journey with the convenience of digital access. Don't miss out on the chance to have the comprehensive WRTH guide at your fingertips.

(WRTH)

RTI French language special transmissions from Tamsui transmitter site, Taiwan

This year too, RTI is broadcasting its French language program directly from the Tamsui broadcasting station in northern Taiwan on several days towards France, Europe and northwest Africa.
RTI will be broadcasting 10-minute test broadcasts on Saturday, July 7th, 2024 at the following times and frequencies.

Broadcast dates and frequencies :

Test broadcasts: on July 7, 2024 (Sunday)  :

1700-1710 UTC on 11995 kHz (325 Degrees)
1730-1740 UTC on 9545 kHz (315 Degrees)
1745-1755 UTC on 7250 kHz (315 Degrees)

From the above 3 frequencies, 2 frequencies are selected for the direct broadcasts.

The official broadcast dates for the French language program are:
(Half an hour on one frequency 17:00-17:30 UTC, half an hour on the second frequency 17:30-18:00 UTC):

9th August, 2024 (Friday)
10th August, 2024 (Saturday)
11th August, 2024 (Sunday)
16th August, 2024 (Friday)
17th August, 2024 (Saturday)
18th August, 2024 (Sunday)
23rd August, 2024 (Friday)
24th August, 2024 (Saturday)
25th August, 2024 (Sunday)
30th August, 2024 (Friday)
31st August, 2024 (Saturday)
1st Sept, 2024 (Sunday)

Reports will be confirmed with a special QSL card.
A special QSL card is being printed for any listening report received as part of this "summer 2024 direct broadcast of the French service" (test phase and official broadcast). 

Submit reports using RTI web form : https://de.rti.org.tw/index/content/id/8
Or, by email to :  deutsch@rti.org.tw
Or, by post to : Radio Taiwan International, German Service, PO Box 123-199, Taipei 11199, Taiwan.

Wednesday, June 26, 2024

RTI German language special transmissions from Tamsui transmitter site, Taiwan

This year too, RTI is broadcasting its German-language program directly from the Tamsui broadcasting station in northern Taiwan on several days:
RTI will be broadcasting 10-minute test broadcasts on Saturday, July 6th, 2024 at the following times and frequencies.

Broadcast dates and frequencies:

Test broadcasts: on July 6, 2024 (Saturday)

1700-1710 UTC on 11995 kHz
1730-1740 UTC on 9545 kHz
1745-1755 UTC on 7250 kHz

From the above 3 frequencies, 2 frequencies are selected for the direct broadcasts.

The official broadcast dates for the German-language program are:
(Half an hour on one frequency 17:00-17:30 UTC, half an hour on the second frequency 17:30-18:00 UTC):

12 July, 2024 (Friday)
13 July, 2024 (Saturday)
14 July, 2024 (Sunday)
19 July, 2024 (Friday)
20 July, 2024 (Saturday)
21 July, 2024 (Sunday)
26 July, 2024 (Friday)
27 July, 2024 (Saturday)
28 July, 2024 (Sunday)
2 August, 2024 (Friday)
3 August, 2024 (Saturday)
4 August, 2024 (Sunday)

Reports will be confirmed with a special QSL card.
Submit reports using RTI web form : https://de.rti.org.tw/index/content/id/8
Or, by email to :  deutsch@rti.org.tw
Or, by post to : Radio Taiwan International, German Service, PO Box 123-199, Taipei 11199, Taiwan.

(Source : RTI German Service)


Monday, June 17, 2024

Akashvani North Eastern Service revamps its programmes

Akashvani North Eastern Service, formerly known as All India Radio, North Eastern Service, established in 1990 in Shillong, connects the 8 North Eastern States through diverse programmes. Since its inception, it has fostered harmony among the North Eastern communities through a blend of news, music, and spoken word in various languages and tribes. The programmes are constantly evolving to meet listener demands.

The North Eastern Service will be revamping its programmes starting June 15, 2024, catering to all age groups in the North East with talks, interviews, features, and music. Fixed timings and days have been allotted to programmes for children (every Sunday at 1pm), youth (Wednesdays at 6:45pm), women(Saturdays at 1pm), senior citizens (Mondays at 1:30pm)and labourers (Fridays at 9:30pm). Snippets from NE (daily at 7:30am), Success stories, Start up of the month (4th Saturday of every month)and Listeners feedback (1st Sunday of the month @2:30pm in Hindi and 2nd Tuesday of the month at 8:35am in English) are also being introduced, to engage a wider audience.

Tune in to Akashvani North Eastern Service daily from 6 am to 10:30 pm IST on FM 100.1 MHz, "Newsonair" mobile app, or DTH to be a part of our programmes.

We look forward to any feedback from our listeners and well wishers. Furthermore, we welcome scriptwriters for our spoken word programmes and artists who sing in any language/dialect of the North East including western music. The songs may be modern, folk or devotional etc.

For more information please visit our Station in Lower Lachaumiere, Near Governor's House and MBOSE office. You may also contact us on the email ID: shillong.nes@prasarbharati.gov.in

(AIR NES, Shillong)

DRM Newsletter - June 2024

June 2024 issue of DRM newsletter is now available for download here :

https://mailchi.mp/drm/drm-newsletter-june-13823594

Main stories :

- China Reaffirms Need for Digital Radio in Cars
- Distance Learning with DRM Showcased in Africa
- DRM To Present at South Africa Conference
- DRM representatives will showcase current innovations in DRM radio and diverse content delivery, charting a path forward that aligns with the preferences and needs of modern listeners.
- DRM Shortwave Transmissions from Romania Improved
- DRM Around the World - Update
- Multi-Standard Receivers – Soon?
- DRM German Platform – Annual meeting in Berlin

You can subscribe to DRM newsletters here : https://www.drm.org/news/newsletters/

Wednesday, June 12, 2024

Radio Free Asia DRM Tests

Radio Free Asia is conducting DRM tests towards China from 11th to 16th June 2024.

Tests are scheduled at 2100-2200 UTC on 11700 kHz ( In DRM Mode).

Created by Congress in 1994 and incorporated in 1996, RFA broadcasts in Burmese, Cantonese, Khmer, Korean to North Korea, Lao, Mandarin Chinese, Vietnamese, Tibetan (including Uke, Amdo, and Kham dialects), and Uyghur. RFA strives for accuracy, balance, and fairness in our editorial content. As a 'surrogate' broadcaster, RFA provides news and commentary specific to each of our target countries, acting as the free press these countries lack. RFA broadcasts only in local languages and dialects, and most of broadcasts comprise news of specific local interest. More information about RFA, including current broadcast frequency schedule, is always available at www.rfa.org.

Reception reports to  : qsl<at>rfa.org

or by snail mail to :

Reception Reports
Radio Free Asia
2025 M. Street NW, Suite 300
Washington DC 20036
United States of America

Wednesday, June 05, 2024

Revised schedule of "Voice of China" DRM test tranmission

"Voice of China"(CNR 1), 6030(Beijing), 7360(Qiqihar), 9420(Qiqihar), 9870(Qiqihar), 11695(Dongfang) kHz frequencies will be no longer used from June 1, 2024. After 1st June, 2024. 

3 irregular new frequencies 6180(Beijing 30kW 0deg), 15760(Qiqihar 30kW 225deg), 21530(Dongfang 30kW 341deg)kHz will be added.

The whole test schedule will be as follows. Power all 30kW.

Beijing      0100-0900 13825 175deg ID=0
                1000-1600(irregular)  6180 0deg noID

Dongfang  2200-1700(irregular) 21530 341deg noID
                  0100-0900 17770 16deg ID=27FA

Kunming   0100-0400 15180 32deg ID=2
                0400-1100 13810 32deg ID=2

Qiqihar    2100-1700(irregular) 15760 225deg noID

Urumqi   2200-0100 9655 98deg ID=3EC
               0100-0800 17830 98deg ID=3EC
               0800-1200 9655 98deg ID=3EC

Email id for reception reports   : <drmrtprc @ 163.com>

Original article is at https://cahcn.github.io/posts/2024-05-31-cnr-drm.html and https://cahcn.github.io/drm/

(Takahito Akabayashi, Tokyo, Japan via WOR List)

 

Friday, May 24, 2024

KARGIL VIJAY DIWAS RAJAT JAYANTI MAHOTSAV Ham Radio Operation by IIH

Saluting Our Brave Soldiers : KARGIL VIJAY DIWAS RAJAT JAYANTI MAHOTSAV Ham Radio Operation. 

As we prepare to commemorate the KARGIL VIJAY DIWAS RAJAT JAYANTI MAHOTSAV, we are honoured to announce that we have received permission from the Indian Army and the Ministry of Communication, WPC Wing, Government of India with a special callsign AT25KAR to operate a Ham Radio station from Kargil (Jammu & Kashmir). Under the banner of "Forever in Operations," we will be paying tribute to the indomitable spirit and sacrifice of our brave soldiers who dedicated their lives to our nation. This special Ham Radio operation under the Special callsign AT25KAR serves as a platform for us to express our deepest gratitude and salute the unwavering courage of our soldiers. It is an opportunity for us, as Hams, to come together and honor their valor and sacrifice. IIH team under Dr. Shankar Sathyapal (Handle Dr. Sp) with nine Hams including three YLs will be operating from 10th – 14th June 2024. IIH has provided opportunities for youngster's, new comers and specially for 03 YLs. List of Ham Operators are furnished below:

SN   Name    Callsign
--------------------------------
1. Dr. SHANKAR SATHYAPAL VU2FI
2. Dr. HIREMATH RUDRAYYA VU3IGP
3. MAHESH ACHARYA VU3MBV
4. MANJUNATHA. R VU3CJM
5. B.VENKATASUBRAMANIAN VU3OIM
6. SUGANYA.B VU3DUG
7. NANDA KISHORE. A.V VU3UBN
8. SHILPA MANJUNATH VU3FCE
9. MONISH. L VU3NVY
10. S.LAKSHMI VU3LXI 

We invite all Hams to join us in this noble endeavour in establishing HF Radio contact as we remember and pay homage to our heroes who fought fearlessly for our country's pride and honor. Let us unite in spirit and broadcast our heartfelt tribute across the airwaves, ensuring that their legacy lives on in our hearts forever. We will keep you posted bands / frequencies we will be operating between 10th – 14th June 2024. You will be honoured with paper QSL card for all VU Hams. 

(Dr. Shankar Sathyapal, VU2FI (IIH team head) Ham Operations - Kargil)

Test transmission by new shortwave station from Finland

A new shortwave station broadcasting from Asikkala, Finland, is planning for a launch on Saturday June 1st 2024. The name of the station is Radio Piko. Frequencies to be used are 3990, 5980, and 9770 kHz – and the station will be active Saturdays and Sundays until August 15th. Power is 10 Watts, and the format will be big band music.

According to the webpage at  http://radiopiko.fi/ , it is described as an "infamous Triple L low power, low antenna, low budget operation".  

The station has licensed power of 10 watts & the target area is Finland and Finnish radio hobbyists. Transmitters are Icom IC-735 or Kenwood TS-430, antenna is simple half wave dipole and a wire.
eQSL to listeners who sends a correct reception report. Station will mainly broadcast music made before 1950, also old time radio shows, American Forces Radio swing bands from wartime broadcasts, interviews, etc.

Reports by email to : pikofinland@gmail.com

Test Transmissions :

From Asikkala in Finland with 10 Watts to:

1600-1700 UTC 9770 (Norway, Denmark)
1800-1900 UTC 5980 (Finland)
1900-2000 UTC 3990 (Finland, Sweden, Estonia)
Random tests on 3990, 5980 or 9770 at random times.

(Source : Stig Hartvig Nielsen & Station Website)

Saturday, May 18, 2024

Radio Afghanistan International (Afghanistan International TV) 7600 kHz off air ?

Radio Afghanistan International (Afghanistan International TV) seems to be off air since the new A24 kicked in. Not heard after 1st April'24 during random checks.

Radio Afghanistan International used to broadcast audio feed from Afghanistan International TV run by Volant Media, UK which was launched prematurely on 16/17 August '21 due to events unfolding in Afghanistan & was heard 24x7 on shortwave 7600 kHz.

On May 9, '24, the Ministry of Information and Culture (MoIC) , Afghanistan asked journalists and experts to refrain from participating in the programs of Afghanistan International Radio Television and banned its broadcasting in public places, according to a statement.

Related Links :

Volant Media UK Launches Afghanistan International TV

The Taliban orders boycott of Afghanistan International TV and radio by journalists and citizens

Taliban's Boycott of Afghanistan International Network Violates Media Laws

Thursday, May 16, 2024

Atlantic 2000 on the air this Friday, May 17 '24

Atlantic 2000 will be on the air this Friday, 17th of May 2024 from 19:00 to 20:00 UTC (21:00 to 22:00 CEST) on 3955 and 6070 kHz courtesy of Channel 292. Streams will be available at the same time at :



You can listen 24/7 webstream or podcasts on website of Atlantic 2000:

Good listening!