Tuesday, May 08, 2007
Sunday, March 18, 2007
TWR INDIA A07
TWR INDIA A07
UTC UTC Freq Lang Days Site Power
Start Stop
2345 2400 9380 7410* Bengali Sat Alma Aty 200
0000 0015 9380 7410* Bengali Fri/Sun Alma Aty 200
*9380 Till 1st Sept'07, 7410 From 2nd Sept'07
0015 0030 12085 Nepali Mon/Tues Novosibirsk 200
0015 0045 12085 Nepali Sun Novosibirsk 200
0045 0115 12085 Newari Sun Novosibirsk 200
0030 0100 12085 Bhojpuri Mon-Fri Novosibirsk 200
0030 0100 12085 Dzonka Sat Novosibirsk 200
0100 0145 12085 Nepali Mon-Fri Novosibirsk 200
0130 0145 12085 Nepali Sat Novosibirsk 200
0100 0130 12085 Hindi Sat Novosibirsk 200
0115 0145 12085 Hindi Sun Novosibirsk 200
0045 0100 12035 Hindi Daily Irkutsk 250#
0100 0115 12035 Hindi Daily Irkutsk 250@
# wef 29th April,2007
@ wef 25th March,2007
1245 1315 9445 Punjabi Sun Novosibirsk 250
1245 1300 9445 Gojri Mon/Tues Novosibirsk 250
1315 1430 9445 Hindi Sat/Sun Novosibirsk 250
1300 1315 9445 Garhwali Mon-Fri Novosibirsk 250
1315 1330 9445 Dogri Mon-Fri Novosibirsk 250
1330 1415 9445 Hindi Mon/Tues/Fri Novosibirsk 250
1330 1400 9445 Hindi Wed/Thurs Novosibirsk 250
1400 1415 9445 Braj Bhasa Wed/Thurs Novosibirsk 250
1415 1430 9445 Bhojpuri Mon-Fri Novosibirsk 250
1430 1445 9445 Hindi Mon-Fri Novosibirsk 250
1430 1500 9445 Punjabi Sun Novosibirsk 250
1445 1515 9445 Punjabi Mon-Fri Novosibirsk 250
1430 1530 9445 Punjabi Sat Novosibirsk 250
1500 1530 9445 Urdu Sun Novosibirsk 250
1515 1545 9445 Hindi Mon-Fri Novosibirsk 250
1230 1245 9415 Bundeli Mon Irkutsk 250
1230 1245 9415 Dhodiya Tues/Wed Irkutsk 250
1230 1245 9415 Maithili Thurs/Fri Irkutsk 250
1230 1245 9415 Santhali Sat Irkutsk 250
1230 1245 9415 Tibetan Sun Irkutsk 250
1245 1330 9415 Hindi Sun Irkutsk 250
1245 1315 9415 Urdu Mon-Fri Irkutsk 250
1245 1300 9415 Kui Sat Irkutsk 250
1300 1315 9415 Ho Sat Irkutsk 250
1315 1345 9415 M.Bengali Mon/Tues/Wed Irkutsk 250
1315 1330 9415 Mewadi Thurs/Fri Irkutsk 250
1315 1330 9415 Bengali Sat Irkutsk 250
1330 1345 9415 Marwadi Sun Irkutsk 250
1330 1345 9415 Dzonka Thurs/Fri/Sat Irkutsk 250
1345 1400 9415 Bundeli Sat/Sun Irkutsk 250
1345 1415 9415 Maithili Mon-Fri Irkutsk 250
1400 1430 9415 Kumaoni Sun Irkutsk 250
1400 1415 9415 Kashmiri Sat Irkutsk 250
1415 1430 9415 Magahi Mon Irkutsk 250
1415 1430 9415 Mundari Tues/Wed Irkutsk 250
1415 1430 9415 Kuruk Thurs/Fri/Sat Irkutsk 250
1430 1445 9415 Sadri Sat/Sun Irkutsk 250
1430 1500 9415 Sindhi Mon-Fri Irkutsk 250
1445 1500 9415 Chodri Sat/Sun Irkutsk 250
1500 1515 9415 Bhili Sat/Sun Irkutsk 250
1500 1530 9415 Kutchi Mon-Fri Irkutsk 250
1515 1530 9415 Monchi Sat/Sun Irkutsk 250
1530 1545 9415 Gamit Mon-Wed Irkutsk 250
1530 1545 9415 Vasavi Thurs/Fri Irkutsk 250
1530 1545 9415 Awadhi Sat/Sun Irkutsk 250
1545 1600 9415 Urdu Mon-Fri Irkutsk 250
1545 1600 9415 Hindi Sat Irkutsk 250
1600 1615 11955 Pashto Sat/Sun Samara 250
1600 1630 11955 Pashto Mon-Fri Samara 250
1615 1645 11955 Dari Sun Samara 250
1630 1645 11955 Dari Mon Samara 250
1230 1300 11570 Kokborok Mon-Fri Guam 100
1245 1300 11570 Kokborok Sat Guam 100
1330 1345 9700 Santhali Sun Guam 100
1330 1400 9700 Assamese Mon-Sat Guam 100
1345 1400 9455 Santhali Daily Guam 100
1400 1415 9635 Boro Sun Guam 100
1400 1415 9635 M.Bengali Mon/Tues Guam 100
1400 1415 9635 Boro Wed/Sat Guam 100
1415 1430 9635 Manipuri Sat/Sun Guam 100
Reports to :
Trans World Radio - India
L - 15, Green Park
New Delhi - 110016
India.
Phone : +91 11 26515790
Email : info@twr.in
UTC UTC Freq Lang Days Site Power
Start Stop
2345 2400 9380 7410* Bengali Sat Alma Aty 200
0000 0015 9380 7410* Bengali Fri/Sun Alma Aty 200
*9380 Till 1st Sept'07, 7410 From 2nd Sept'07
0015 0030 12085 Nepali Mon/Tues Novosibirsk 200
0015 0045 12085 Nepali Sun Novosibirsk 200
0045 0115 12085 Newari Sun Novosibirsk 200
0030 0100 12085 Bhojpuri Mon-Fri Novosibirsk 200
0030 0100 12085 Dzonka Sat Novosibirsk 200
0100 0145 12085 Nepali Mon-Fri Novosibirsk 200
0130 0145 12085 Nepali Sat Novosibirsk 200
0100 0130 12085 Hindi Sat Novosibirsk 200
0115 0145 12085 Hindi Sun Novosibirsk 200
0045 0100 12035 Hindi Daily Irkutsk 250#
0100 0115 12035 Hindi Daily Irkutsk 250@
# wef 29th April,2007
@ wef 25th March,2007
1245 1315 9445 Punjabi Sun Novosibirsk 250
1245 1300 9445 Gojri Mon/Tues Novosibirsk 250
1315 1430 9445 Hindi Sat/Sun Novosibirsk 250
1300 1315 9445 Garhwali Mon-Fri Novosibirsk 250
1315 1330 9445 Dogri Mon-Fri Novosibirsk 250
1330 1415 9445 Hindi Mon/Tues/Fri Novosibirsk 250
1330 1400 9445 Hindi Wed/Thurs Novosibirsk 250
1400 1415 9445 Braj Bhasa Wed/Thurs Novosibirsk 250
1415 1430 9445 Bhojpuri Mon-Fri Novosibirsk 250
1430 1445 9445 Hindi Mon-Fri Novosibirsk 250
1430 1500 9445 Punjabi Sun Novosibirsk 250
1445 1515 9445 Punjabi Mon-Fri Novosibirsk 250
1430 1530 9445 Punjabi Sat Novosibirsk 250
1500 1530 9445 Urdu Sun Novosibirsk 250
1515 1545 9445 Hindi Mon-Fri Novosibirsk 250
1230 1245 9415 Bundeli Mon Irkutsk 250
1230 1245 9415 Dhodiya Tues/Wed Irkutsk 250
1230 1245 9415 Maithili Thurs/Fri Irkutsk 250
1230 1245 9415 Santhali Sat Irkutsk 250
1230 1245 9415 Tibetan Sun Irkutsk 250
1245 1330 9415 Hindi Sun Irkutsk 250
1245 1315 9415 Urdu Mon-Fri Irkutsk 250
1245 1300 9415 Kui Sat Irkutsk 250
1300 1315 9415 Ho Sat Irkutsk 250
1315 1345 9415 M.Bengali Mon/Tues/Wed Irkutsk 250
1315 1330 9415 Mewadi Thurs/Fri Irkutsk 250
1315 1330 9415 Bengali Sat Irkutsk 250
1330 1345 9415 Marwadi Sun Irkutsk 250
1330 1345 9415 Dzonka Thurs/Fri/Sat Irkutsk 250
1345 1400 9415 Bundeli Sat/Sun Irkutsk 250
1345 1415 9415 Maithili Mon-Fri Irkutsk 250
1400 1430 9415 Kumaoni Sun Irkutsk 250
1400 1415 9415 Kashmiri Sat Irkutsk 250
1415 1430 9415 Magahi Mon Irkutsk 250
1415 1430 9415 Mundari Tues/Wed Irkutsk 250
1415 1430 9415 Kuruk Thurs/Fri/Sat Irkutsk 250
1430 1445 9415 Sadri Sat/Sun Irkutsk 250
1430 1500 9415 Sindhi Mon-Fri Irkutsk 250
1445 1500 9415 Chodri Sat/Sun Irkutsk 250
1500 1515 9415 Bhili Sat/Sun Irkutsk 250
1500 1530 9415 Kutchi Mon-Fri Irkutsk 250
1515 1530 9415 Monchi Sat/Sun Irkutsk 250
1530 1545 9415 Gamit Mon-Wed Irkutsk 250
1530 1545 9415 Vasavi Thurs/Fri Irkutsk 250
1530 1545 9415 Awadhi Sat/Sun Irkutsk 250
1545 1600 9415 Urdu Mon-Fri Irkutsk 250
1545 1600 9415 Hindi Sat Irkutsk 250
1600 1615 11955 Pashto Sat/Sun Samara 250
1600 1630 11955 Pashto Mon-Fri Samara 250
1615 1645 11955 Dari Sun Samara 250
1630 1645 11955 Dari Mon Samara 250
1230 1300 11570 Kokborok Mon-Fri Guam 100
1245 1300 11570 Kokborok Sat Guam 100
1330 1345 9700 Santhali Sun Guam 100
1330 1400 9700 Assamese Mon-Sat Guam 100
1345 1400 9455 Santhali Daily Guam 100
1400 1415 9635 Boro Sun Guam 100
1400 1415 9635 M.Bengali Mon/Tues Guam 100
1400 1415 9635 Boro Wed/Sat Guam 100
1415 1430 9635 Manipuri Sat/Sun Guam 100
Reports to :
Trans World Radio - India
L - 15, Green Park
New Delhi - 110016
India.
Phone : +91 11 26515790
Email : info@twr.in
Tuesday, March 13, 2007
KTWR A07 FREQ SCHD
A - 07 Frequency Schedule
KTWR Trans World Radio - Guam
(March 25, 2007 – October 28,2007)
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FREQ STRT STOP CIRAF ZONES POWR DAYS LANGUAGE
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07430 1230 1400 42,43,44 100 1234567 Mandarin
07520 1400 1500 42,43,44 100 1 7 Mandarin
07520 1400 1545 42,43,44 100 23456 Mandarin
09370 1200-1330 42-44 100 234567 Mandarin
09370 1200-1400 42-44 100 1 Mandarin
09455 1345-1400 41 100 1234567 Santhali
09635 1100-1130 49 100 23456 Vietnamese
09635 1100-1145 49 100 1 7 Vietnamese
09585 1300-1330 49 100 1234567 Sgaw Karen
09635 1400-1415 41 100 1 4567 Boro
09635 1400-1415 41 100 23 Bengali
09635 1415-1430 41 100 1 7 Manipuri
09700 1330-1400 41,49 100 1234567 Assamese
09910 1100-1200 42-44 100 1234567 Mandarin
09910 1200-1230 42-44 100 23456 Mandarin
09910 1200-1215 42-44 100 1 7 Mandarin
09975 1100-1145 43,44 100 23456 Cantonese
09975 1100-1200 43,44 100 1 7 Cantonese
09975 1145-1200 43,44 100 234 Hakka
09975 1145-1200 43,44 100 56 Swatow
09975 1200-1230 49 100 23456 Vietnamese
09975 1200-1300 49 100 1 7 Vietnamese
09975 1300-1330 49 100 1234567 Khmer
09975 1345-1400 41,49,50 100 1234567 English
09975 1400-1500 41,49,50 100 234 English
09975 1400-1430 41,49,50 100 56 English
11570 1230 1300 41 100 23456 Kokborok
11570 1245 1300 41 100 7 Kokborok
11570 1400-1515 44-45 100 1234 Korean
11570 1400-1530 44-45 100 567 Korean
11590 1000-1100 42-44 100 1234567 Mandarin
11765 2200-2230 42-44 100 1234567 Mandarin
11840 0800-0845 51,55,56,58-60 100 7 English
11840 0800-0900 51,55,56,58-60 100 23456 English
12105 0930-1100 42-44 100 1234567 Mandarin
12120 1100-1130 42-44 100 7 Mandarin
12120 1100-1200 42-44 100 123456 Mandarin
12120 1200-1300 41,49 100 1234567 Burmese
12130 2200-2215 43,44 100 7 Cantonese
12130 2200-2245 43,44 100 23456 Cantonese
12130 2200-2300 43,44 100 1 Cantonese
13690 2215-2300 42-44 100 1234567 Mandarin
13730 1015-1100 42-44 100 1234567 Mandarin
13765 1000-1100 42-44 100 1234567 Mandarin
15170 0805-0900 49,50,54 100 23456 English
15200 0900-0915 54 100 123 67 Balinese
15200 0900-0915 54 100 45 Torajanese
15200 0915-0945 54 100 1234567 Madurese
15200 0945-1045 54 100 1234567 Indonesian
15200 1100-1130 49,54 100 1234567 Javanese
15200 1130-1200 54 100 1234567 Sundanese
Reports to :
Trans World Radio - GuamP.O. Box 8780, Agat, Guam 96928 USA
(Via George Ross, KTWR)
KTWR Trans World Radio - Guam
(March 25, 2007 – October 28,2007)
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FREQ STRT STOP CIRAF ZONES POWR DAYS LANGUAGE
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07430 1230 1400 42,43,44 100 1234567 Mandarin
07520 1400 1500 42,43,44 100 1 7 Mandarin
07520 1400 1545 42,43,44 100 23456 Mandarin
09370 1200-1330 42-44 100 234567 Mandarin
09370 1200-1400 42-44 100 1 Mandarin
09455 1345-1400 41 100 1234567 Santhali
09635 1100-1130 49 100 23456 Vietnamese
09635 1100-1145 49 100 1 7 Vietnamese
09585 1300-1330 49 100 1234567 Sgaw Karen
09635 1400-1415 41 100 1 4567 Boro
09635 1400-1415 41 100 23 Bengali
09635 1415-1430 41 100 1 7 Manipuri
09700 1330-1400 41,49 100 1234567 Assamese
09910 1100-1200 42-44 100 1234567 Mandarin
09910 1200-1230 42-44 100 23456 Mandarin
09910 1200-1215 42-44 100 1 7 Mandarin
09975 1100-1145 43,44 100 23456 Cantonese
09975 1100-1200 43,44 100 1 7 Cantonese
09975 1145-1200 43,44 100 234 Hakka
09975 1145-1200 43,44 100 56 Swatow
09975 1200-1230 49 100 23456 Vietnamese
09975 1200-1300 49 100 1 7 Vietnamese
09975 1300-1330 49 100 1234567 Khmer
09975 1345-1400 41,49,50 100 1234567 English
09975 1400-1500 41,49,50 100 234 English
09975 1400-1430 41,49,50 100 56 English
11570 1230 1300 41 100 23456 Kokborok
11570 1245 1300 41 100 7 Kokborok
11570 1400-1515 44-45 100 1234 Korean
11570 1400-1530 44-45 100 567 Korean
11590 1000-1100 42-44 100 1234567 Mandarin
11765 2200-2230 42-44 100 1234567 Mandarin
11840 0800-0845 51,55,56,58-60 100 7 English
11840 0800-0900 51,55,56,58-60 100 23456 English
12105 0930-1100 42-44 100 1234567 Mandarin
12120 1100-1130 42-44 100 7 Mandarin
12120 1100-1200 42-44 100 123456 Mandarin
12120 1200-1300 41,49 100 1234567 Burmese
12130 2200-2215 43,44 100 7 Cantonese
12130 2200-2245 43,44 100 23456 Cantonese
12130 2200-2300 43,44 100 1 Cantonese
13690 2215-2300 42-44 100 1234567 Mandarin
13730 1015-1100 42-44 100 1234567 Mandarin
13765 1000-1100 42-44 100 1234567 Mandarin
15170 0805-0900 49,50,54 100 23456 English
15200 0900-0915 54 100 123 67 Balinese
15200 0900-0915 54 100 45 Torajanese
15200 0915-0945 54 100 1234567 Madurese
15200 0945-1045 54 100 1234567 Indonesian
15200 1100-1130 49,54 100 1234567 Javanese
15200 1130-1200 54 100 1234567 Sundanese
Reports to :
Trans World Radio - GuamP.O. Box 8780, Agat, Guam 96928 USA
(Via George Ross, KTWR)
Sunday, March 11, 2007
AIR ICC World Cup Cricket 2007 live broadcast schedule
ALL INDIA RADIO
Broadcast of ICC World Cup Cricket- 2007 Matches in West Indies.Broadcast of live commentary and off tube commentary alternately in Hindi & English of the Cricket matches on the 9th ICC World Cup Cricket-2007 in West Indies, would be as per the following details: -
Live Commentary on FM Gold & Medium Wave Channels:
DATE TIME (IST) PROGRAMME
13.03.2007 1930-0430 Pakistan Vs West Indies
16.03.2007 1830-0330 England Vs New Zealand
17.03.2007 1830-0330 India Vs Bangladesh
18.03.2007 1830-0330 England Vs Canada
19.03.2007 1830-0330 India Vs Bermuda
20.03.2007 1830-0330 New Zealand Vs Kenya
21.03.2007 1830-0330 Sri Lanka Vs Bangladesh
23.03.2007 1830-0330 India Vs Sri Lanka
24.03.2007 1830-0330 Australia Vs South Africa
27.03.2007 1930-0430 D2 Vs
28.03.2007 1930-0430 A2 Vs
29.03.2007 1930-0430 D2 Vs
30.03.2007 1930-0430 D1 Vs
31.03.2007 1930-0430 A1 Vs
01.04.2007 1930-0430 D2 Vs
02.04.2007 1930-0430 India Vs
03.04.2007 1930-0430 D1 Vs
04.04.2007 1930-0430 C2 Vs
07.04.2007 1930-0430 India Vs
08.04.2007 1930-0430 A1 Vs
10.04.2007 1930-0430 D2 Vs
11.04.2007 1930-0430 C2 Vs
12.04.2007 1930-0430 B1 Vs
13.04.2007 1930-0430 A1 Vs
14.04.2007 1930-0430 A2 Vs
15.04.2007 1930-0430 India Vs
16.04.2007 1930-0430 A1 Vs
17.04.2007 1930-0430 A2 Vs
18.04.2007 1930-0430 D1 Vs
19.04.2007 1930-0430 D2 Vs
20.04.2007 1930-0430 A1 Vs
21.04.2007 1930-0430 D2 Vs
DATE TIME (IST) PROGRAMME
24.04.2007 1945-0445 1st Semi Final
25.04.2007 1845-0345 2nd Semi Final
28.04.2007 1845-0345 The Final
Hourly Updates on FM-Rainbow Channels:
Times (IST) 1915/2015, 2115, 2215, 2315, 0015, 0115, 0215
on above mentioned dates.
Half Hourly Updates on FM-Rainbow Channels:
Times (IST) 2015, 2045, 2115, 2145, 2215, 2245, 2315, 2345, 0015, 0045, 0115, 0145, 0215, 0245, 0315, 0345, 0415, 0445 on 24th/25th /28th April 2007.
Broadcast of ICC World Cup Cricket- 2007 Matches in West Indies.Broadcast of live commentary and off tube commentary alternately in Hindi & English of the Cricket matches on the 9th ICC World Cup Cricket-2007 in West Indies, would be as per the following details: -
Live Commentary on FM Gold & Medium Wave Channels:
DATE TIME (IST) PROGRAMME
13.03.2007 1930-0430 Pakistan Vs West Indies
16.03.2007 1830-0330 England Vs New Zealand
17.03.2007 1830-0330 India Vs Bangladesh
18.03.2007 1830-0330 England Vs Canada
19.03.2007 1830-0330 India Vs Bermuda
20.03.2007 1830-0330 New Zealand Vs Kenya
21.03.2007 1830-0330 Sri Lanka Vs Bangladesh
23.03.2007 1830-0330 India Vs Sri Lanka
24.03.2007 1830-0330 Australia Vs South Africa
27.03.2007 1930-0430 D2 Vs
28.03.2007 1930-0430 A2 Vs
29.03.2007 1930-0430 D2 Vs
30.03.2007 1930-0430 D1 Vs
31.03.2007 1930-0430 A1 Vs
01.04.2007 1930-0430 D2 Vs
02.04.2007 1930-0430 India Vs
03.04.2007 1930-0430 D1 Vs
04.04.2007 1930-0430 C2 Vs
07.04.2007 1930-0430 India Vs
08.04.2007 1930-0430 A1 Vs
10.04.2007 1930-0430 D2 Vs
11.04.2007 1930-0430 C2 Vs
12.04.2007 1930-0430 B1 Vs
13.04.2007 1930-0430 A1 Vs
14.04.2007 1930-0430 A2 Vs
15.04.2007 1930-0430 India Vs
16.04.2007 1930-0430 A1 Vs
17.04.2007 1930-0430 A2 Vs
18.04.2007 1930-0430 D1 Vs
19.04.2007 1930-0430 D2 Vs
20.04.2007 1930-0430 A1 Vs
21.04.2007 1930-0430 D2 Vs
DATE TIME (IST) PROGRAMME
24.04.2007 1945-0445 1st Semi Final
25.04.2007 1845-0345 2nd Semi Final
28.04.2007 1845-0345 The Final
Hourly Updates on FM-Rainbow Channels:
Times (IST) 1915/2015, 2115, 2215, 2315, 0015, 0115, 0215
on above mentioned dates.
Half Hourly Updates on FM-Rainbow Channels:
Times (IST) 2015, 2045, 2115, 2145, 2215, 2245, 2315, 2345, 0015, 0045, 0115, 0145, 0215, 0245, 0315, 0345, 0415, 0445 on 24th/25th /28th April 2007.
Friday, March 09, 2007
AIR Annual Plan 2007-08
Ministry of Information & Broadcasting
ANNUAL PLAN 2007-08
Figures in Crores of Rupees
BROADCASTING SECTOR I
ALL INDIA RADIO
1 J&K Special package 4.00
2 Expansion of MW Services 1.87
3 Expansion of FM Services 9.00
4 Digitalisation of Productioin Facilities 15.00
5 Automation of Studio Facilities 0.00
6 North East Special Package 25.00
7 Accommodation for staff 10.00 8 Software 10.00
Total of Continuing schemes 74.87
9 Digitalisation of transmitters, studios, connectivity and DTH channel 4.00 (New Scheme) 10 Strenthening of External services by Digital 0.01 (New Scheme)
11 E-Governance, training, commonwealth games, Resources, security, Addl. Office accommodation Staff Quarters etc. 0.06 (New Scheme)
12 New Technology and Science and Techonology (R&D) 0.01 (New Scheme)
Total of New Schemes 4.08
Total of All India Radio 78.95
Total of Doordarshan 306.64
Total: Prasar Bharati 385.59
Main Sectt.(Broadcasting Sector) Schemes
1 Electronic Media Monitoring Centre (EMMC) 2.90
2 Private FM Radio (Phase II) 1.00
3 Economic Analysis of Growth initiatives 0.08
4 International Channel 0.97
5 IEC activities for Community Radio 0.01 Total: 4.96
Total : Broadcasting Sector 390.55 `
Total : Ministry of I&B 475.00
(Source : Ministry of Information & Broadcasting )
Alokesh Gupta
New Delhi
ANNUAL PLAN 2007-08
Figures in Crores of Rupees
BROADCASTING SECTOR I
ALL INDIA RADIO
1 J&K Special package 4.00
2 Expansion of MW Services 1.87
3 Expansion of FM Services 9.00
4 Digitalisation of Productioin Facilities 15.00
5 Automation of Studio Facilities 0.00
6 North East Special Package 25.00
7 Accommodation for staff 10.00 8 Software 10.00
Total of Continuing schemes 74.87
9 Digitalisation of transmitters, studios, connectivity and DTH channel 4.00 (New Scheme) 10 Strenthening of External services by Digital 0.01 (New Scheme)
11 E-Governance, training, commonwealth games, Resources, security, Addl. Office accommodation Staff Quarters etc. 0.06 (New Scheme)
12 New Technology and Science and Techonology (R&D) 0.01 (New Scheme)
Total of New Schemes 4.08
Total of All India Radio 78.95
Total of Doordarshan 306.64
Total: Prasar Bharati 385.59
Main Sectt.(Broadcasting Sector) Schemes
1 Electronic Media Monitoring Centre (EMMC) 2.90
2 Private FM Radio (Phase II) 1.00
3 Economic Analysis of Growth initiatives 0.08
4 International Channel 0.97
5 IEC activities for Community Radio 0.01 Total: 4.96
Total : Broadcasting Sector 390.55 `
Total : Ministry of I&B 475.00
(Source : Ministry of Information & Broadcasting )
Alokesh Gupta
New Delhi
RNZI A07
RNZI A07
26 Mar 2007 - 06 May 2007
UTC kHz band Target Azimuth Days
0459-0658 9615 AM 9440 DRM 31 Pacific 0° Daily
0659-1058 6095 AM 7145 DRM 49/41 Pacific 0° Daily
1059-1258 9870 AM 7145 DRM 31/41 Bougainville,PNG,Timor 325° Daily
1300-1750 6095 AM 7145 DRM 49/41 Pacific 0° Daily
1751-1850 6095 AM 9440 DRM 49/31 Fiji,Niue,Tonga,Samoa,Cook Is 35° Daily
1851-1950 11725 AM 11675 DRM 25 Fiji,Niue,Tonga,Samoa,Cook Is 35° Daily
1951-2050 15720 AM 11675 DRM 19/25 Pacific 0° Daily
2051-2358 15720 AM 13730 DRM 19/21 Pacific 0° Daily
2358-0458 13730 AM 15720 DRM 21/19 Pacific 0° Daily
Reports to :
P O Box 123,Wellington,New Zealand.
Phone + 644 474 1437
Facsimile + 644 474 1433
e-mail :info@rnzi.com
Alokesh Gupta
New Delhi
26 Mar 2007 - 06 May 2007
UTC kHz band Target Azimuth Days
0459-0658 9615 AM 9440 DRM 31 Pacific 0° Daily
0659-1058 6095 AM 7145 DRM 49/41 Pacific 0° Daily
1059-1258 9870 AM 7145 DRM 31/41 Bougainville,PNG,Timor 325° Daily
1300-1750 6095 AM 7145 DRM 49/41 Pacific 0° Daily
1751-1850 6095 AM 9440 DRM 49/31 Fiji,Niue,Tonga,Samoa,Cook Is 35° Daily
1851-1950 11725 AM 11675 DRM 25 Fiji,Niue,Tonga,Samoa,Cook Is 35° Daily
1951-2050 15720 AM 11675 DRM 19/25 Pacific 0° Daily
2051-2358 15720 AM 13730 DRM 19/21 Pacific 0° Daily
2358-0458 13730 AM 15720 DRM 21/19 Pacific 0° Daily
Reports to :
P O Box 123,Wellington,New Zealand.
Phone + 644 474 1437
Facsimile + 644 474 1433
e-mail :info@rnzi.com
Alokesh Gupta
New Delhi
Radio Sweden Eng A07
Radio Sweden Eng A07
Here is the Radio Sweden English broadcast schedule for the period beginning March 25, 2007 (all times UTC unless otherwise indicated):
Europe and Africa/Middle East:
1230-1300 15735 (70°)1330-1400 15735 (85°)1730-1800 6065 (140°-240°) + MW 11791900-1930 MW 1179 Mondays-Saturdays1930-2000 6065 (140°-240°)2130-2200 6065 (140°-240°) + MW 1179
Asia/Pacific:
0130-0200 11675 (50°) via Madagascar
1230-1300 13580 (40°) 15735 (70°) 1330-1400 15735 (85°) 2130-2200 7420 (125°) via Madagascar (to Australia)
North America:
0130-0200 6010 (240°) via Sackville0230-0300 6010 (268°)1230-1300 15240 (305°)1330-1400 15240 (272°) via Sackville
You can listen to our daily program in RealAudio or Windows Media at:
http://www.sr.se/webbradio/index.asp?typ=events&UnitID=2054
There is also now a 30 day sound archive at RadioSweden.org
Programming:
Radio Sweden’s weekday and weekend programming is a window on the diverse perspectives and issues in Sweden today. Our daily editions offer a smorgasbord of news and current affairs, science and technology, lifestyle, and culture. We explore, debate, analyse and give insight into the way Swedish society and its people are changing to meet today’s challenges and opportunities.
More details at: RadioSweden.org
Here is the Radio Sweden English broadcast schedule for the period beginning March 25, 2007 (all times UTC unless otherwise indicated):
Europe and Africa/Middle East:
1230-1300 15735 (70°)1330-1400 15735 (85°)1730-1800 6065 (140°-240°) + MW 11791900-1930 MW 1179 Mondays-Saturdays1930-2000 6065 (140°-240°)2130-2200 6065 (140°-240°) + MW 1179
Asia/Pacific:
0130-0200 11675 (50°) via Madagascar
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Wednesday, February 28, 2007
AIR DRM test txn's to Europe
Date : 27th Feb 2007 till 5th Mar 2007
Freq : 9950 kHz
Time : 1945 - 2230 UTC
Program : GOS IV service.
Target : Europe
Txer site : Khampur, Delhi
Power : 100 kW
Reports appreciated at : spectrum-manager@air.org.in
Freq : 9950 kHz
Time : 1945 - 2230 UTC
Program : GOS IV service.
Target : Europe
Txer site : Khampur, Delhi
Power : 100 kW
Reports appreciated at : spectrum-manager@air.org.in
Wednesday, February 21, 2007
All India Radio Special Transmissions
24th Feb 2007
2130-2300 IST Direct relay of 261st Aradhana Festival of ShriNarayanatirtha from Thirupoonthuruthy.
26th Feb 2007
All India Radio will broadcast the direct relay of the presentation of Railway Budget-2007 in the Lok Sabha by the Union Railway Minister and the other special programmes on Rail Budget .
1130 -1155 IST An intro to Rail Budget (By experts) 15260,15185
1155 -1400 IST Direct relay of the presentation of Rail Budget by theUnion Railway Minister from Parliament followed by Special LiveDiscussion on the Railway Budget.
27th Feb 2007
Special Programmes on Results of Assembly Elections-2007.
0910-1400 IST A Special Composite Live programme
1105-1110 IST Additional News Bulletin in English
1200-1210 IST Additional News Bulletin in Hindi
28th Feb 2007
Coverage of Union General Budget- 2007.
All India Radio will broadcast the direct relay of the presentation of General Budget-2007 in the Lok Sabha by the Union Finance Ministerand other Budget related programmes on 28th February 2007.
1030-1055 IST Discussion on the Pre-Budget Scenario 15260,15185
1055-1230 IST Direct relay of the presentation of General Budget by theUnion Finance Minister from the Parliament House
1230-1245 IST Special Budget Bulletin in English
1245-1300 IST Special Budget Bulletin in Hindi
1300-1400 IST Special Live Budget Program.
Consequently there will be changes/ cancellations on above dates/times during News bulletins ,National Regional News Bulletins & GOS-II Service.
2130-2300 IST Direct relay of 261st Aradhana Festival of ShriNarayanatirtha from Thirupoonthuruthy.
26th Feb 2007
All India Radio will broadcast the direct relay of the presentation of Railway Budget-2007 in the Lok Sabha by the Union Railway Minister and the other special programmes on Rail Budget .
1130 -1155 IST An intro to Rail Budget (By experts) 15260,15185
1155 -1400 IST Direct relay of the presentation of Rail Budget by theUnion Railway Minister from Parliament followed by Special LiveDiscussion on the Railway Budget.
27th Feb 2007
Special Programmes on Results of Assembly Elections-2007.
0910-1400 IST A Special Composite Live programme
1105-1110 IST Additional News Bulletin in English
1200-1210 IST Additional News Bulletin in Hindi
28th Feb 2007
Coverage of Union General Budget- 2007.
All India Radio will broadcast the direct relay of the presentation of General Budget-2007 in the Lok Sabha by the Union Finance Ministerand other Budget related programmes on 28th February 2007.
1030-1055 IST Discussion on the Pre-Budget Scenario 15260,15185
1055-1230 IST Direct relay of the presentation of General Budget by theUnion Finance Minister from the Parliament House
1230-1245 IST Special Budget Bulletin in English
1245-1300 IST Special Budget Bulletin in Hindi
1300-1400 IST Special Live Budget Program.
Consequently there will be changes/ cancellations on above dates/times during News bulletins ,National Regional News Bulletins & GOS-II Service.
Sunday, February 04, 2007
BES EXPO 2007
Government has high hopes from community radio
Sunday, February 04, 2007
The Indian government is upbeat that its new community radio policy willopen up the airwaves to 2,000 to 3,000 low-powered and locally controlledradio stations in the next few years.Joint Secretary (Broadcasting) N. Baijendra Kumar told a nationalconsultation on community radio held here that it took 'almost a year' for agroup of ministers (GoM) to work out a 'slightly liberal' policy oncommunity radio. 'The interests of commercial FM radio has overtaken theneed for community radio a little bit,' he conceded. 'For the last few years(under the earlier 'community radio' policy) we managed to set up only 19 to20 stations which we called 'community radio' but were more of campus radiostations.'On Nov 16, 2006, the government rolled out a new community radio policy,which is still be readied for implementation.Kumar took a dig at the national 'priorities', saying he had been caught upwith issues like the 'mandatory sharing of cricket (television) feeds to thecountry' and 'Shilpa Shetty's win' in London had also become mediapriorities.'We hope to have at least 2,000-3,000 radio stations really owned bycommunities. Our task is very big. We need thousands of people like you, whoshare the same dream, and believe in (empowering the people) throughcommunication,' he told the meet.The official, speaking on behalf of the government, suggested that the'paranoia' against community radio stations was unjustified, and that thesecould meet the diversity and aspirations of the people in rural areas.Kumar suggested that community radio stations could be built inexpensively.'We don't need a Rs.1.2-million studio in a Rs.2-million building. Thesestations should be within the range of Rs.50,000 to Rs.5 million,' he said.'People should decide what they want.'He pointed to fears 'among some' about opening up community radio in'Naxalite' or border areas. 'But a vast country like this can withstand thepressures,' he said.Kumar said the government should avoid 'taking over' community radio, asthis could detract from its spirit. Community radio needed 'diversity andlocal content' and listeners knew the credibility of the people talking viait, being from the area, he said.Kumar suggested it was time for India to shift away form the 'voice from theheavens' (Akashvani, as the official broadcaster was known) and listen tothe 'voice of the people.'Organisations present suggested that voluntary organisations or trade unionswithout political affiliations could also be considered for being allowed torun community radio stations.Some suggested allowing mobile stations, to cater to sparsely populatedareas. Others stressed the importance of allowing news broadcasts too oncommunity radio stations. There were queries over why community radiostations should be charged spectrum fees, and why ultra-low poweredtransmitters-like a one-watt one, which reached just 300 metres-neededlicensing when more powerful tools were used without licenses in otherfields anyway.Kumar declined to allow community radio stations to play copyright musicwithout paying royalties, arguing that this would affect the creativity atthe grassroots.Incidentally, the ministry of information and broadcasting, in collaborationwith the United Nations, is planning a two-day workshop for potentialcommunity radio organisations early next month.
http://www.indiaenews.com/business/20070204/38108.htm
The Indian government is upbeat that its new community radio policy willopen up the airwaves to 2,000 to 3,000 low-powered and locally controlledradio stations in the next few years.Joint Secretary (Broadcasting) N. Baijendra Kumar told a nationalconsultation on community radio held here that it took 'almost a year' for agroup of ministers (GoM) to work out a 'slightly liberal' policy oncommunity radio. 'The interests of commercial FM radio has overtaken theneed for community radio a little bit,' he conceded. 'For the last few years(under the earlier 'community radio' policy) we managed to set up only 19 to20 stations which we called 'community radio' but were more of campus radiostations.'On Nov 16, 2006, the government rolled out a new community radio policy,which is still be readied for implementation.Kumar took a dig at the national 'priorities', saying he had been caught upwith issues like the 'mandatory sharing of cricket (television) feeds to thecountry' and 'Shilpa Shetty's win' in London had also become mediapriorities.'We hope to have at least 2,000-3,000 radio stations really owned bycommunities. Our task is very big. We need thousands of people like you, whoshare the same dream, and believe in (empowering the people) throughcommunication,' he told the meet.The official, speaking on behalf of the government, suggested that the'paranoia' against community radio stations was unjustified, and that thesecould meet the diversity and aspirations of the people in rural areas.Kumar suggested that community radio stations could be built inexpensively.'We don't need a Rs.1.2-million studio in a Rs.2-million building. Thesestations should be within the range of Rs.50,000 to Rs.5 million,' he said.'People should decide what they want.'He pointed to fears 'among some' about opening up community radio in'Naxalite' or border areas. 'But a vast country like this can withstand thepressures,' he said.Kumar said the government should avoid 'taking over' community radio, asthis could detract from its spirit. Community radio needed 'diversity andlocal content' and listeners knew the credibility of the people talking viait, being from the area, he said.Kumar suggested it was time for India to shift away form the 'voice from theheavens' (Akashvani, as the official broadcaster was known) and listen tothe 'voice of the people.'Organisations present suggested that voluntary organisations or trade unionswithout political affiliations could also be considered for being allowed torun community radio stations.Some suggested allowing mobile stations, to cater to sparsely populatedareas. Others stressed the importance of allowing news broadcasts too oncommunity radio stations. There were queries over why community radiostations should be charged spectrum fees, and why ultra-low poweredtransmitters-like a one-watt one, which reached just 300 metres-neededlicensing when more powerful tools were used without licenses in otherfields anyway.Kumar declined to allow community radio stations to play copyright musicwithout paying royalties, arguing that this would affect the creativity atthe grassroots.Incidentally, the ministry of information and broadcasting, in collaborationwith the United Nations, is planning a two-day workshop for potentialcommunity radio organisations early next month.
http://www.indiaenews.com/business/20070204/38108.htm
Friday, January 26, 2007
Sunday, January 14, 2007
All India Radio to start DRM transmissions
New Delhi, Jan 14 : All India Radio will soon be joining the selected league of broad- casters having DRM capability. One of the high power transmitter at Khampur, Delhi D17 (Thomcast 53C3-3P53 250 kW code named D17) will be upgraded for DRM operation. Thales Switzerland provided the equipment, technology & support for the upgradation of shortwave transmitter at an estimated cost of CHF 290870.
DRM equipment reached Khampur on Jan 03, and the commissioning engineer from Thales arrived on Jan 09. Installation is expected to be over by early next week and test transmissions expected by next week. According to sources this will be Thales Skywave 2000 system which has been designed to enable existing AM radio broadcasting transmitter equipment to create, transmit, receive and analyze digital signals. As the AIR officials also admit the success of DRM depends on the availibility of DRM capable radios in India at an affordable price. Hope this does not meets the fate of DAB which was tested by AIR R&D since last 6 years, being demonstrated in the broadcast exhibitions year after year but was never launched. Last time when I was at AIR headquarters, officials were talking about big plans to rollout DRM in phased way in India. Lets hope for the best.
Alokesh Gupta, New Delhi.
Comments at : alokeshgupta@gmail.com
Thursday, January 11, 2007
NIAR HAMFEST 2007

HAMFEST 2007, International convention on amateur radio operatorsat Kadamat, Lakshadweep Islands during 15-17 Jan,2007.
The National Institute of Amateur Radio organizes an International Hamfestwith approximately 50 multinational and Indian Hams from #2 most wantedcountry Laksheedweep Islands VU7. The activity will take place starting15th January 2007 from Agatti, Bangaram, Kadmat callsign VU7RG) andMinicoy Island (callsign VU7MY) and participants have been officiallyapproved for amateur radio operations. This will be the first ever large scaleddxpedition operation from VU7 including foreign operators, probably thebiggest real dxpedition of all time. The callsign VU7RG & VU7MY will beused and reliable QSL managers from each ITU Region have been appointedto handle the QSL's in an efficient way.
Special callsign for Minicoy Island (AS-106)
The minicoy operations will have special callsign VU7MY granted byWPC (Indian Govt.) and will be active from from 15 - 31 January 2007.This will be an all Indian Amateur Radio operation station.
More info in www.vu7.in
VU7RG /VU7MY Operating Frequencies
Site 1 (AS-011 VU7RG)
1820 - 1832 SSB
3500 - 3520 CW
3640 - 3670 SSB
3725 - 3775 QSX
7020 - 7030 CW
7050 - 7060 SSB
7225 - 7250 QSX
10100 - 10110 CW
14000 - 14015 CW
14070 - 14085 DIGI
14200 - 14230 SSB
14230 SSTV
14313 - 14331 SSB
18088 - 18098 CW
18158 - 18168 DIGI
18148 - 18158 SSB
21000 - 21015 CW
21070 - 21085 DIGI
21230 - 21260 SSB
24910 - 24920 CW
24976 - 24990 DIGI
24976 - 24990 SSB
28045 - 28060 CW
28070 - 28085 DIGI
28475 - 28500 SSB
Site 2 (AS-011 VU7RG)
7010 - 7020 CW
7070 - 7080 SSB
7250 - 7275 QSX
10120 - 10130 CW
14030 - 14045 CW
14235 - 14265 SSB
14331 - 14350 SSB
18068 - 18078 CW
18128 - 18138 SSB
21030 - 21045 CW
21320 - 21350 SSB
24890 - 24900 CW
24940 - 24952 SSB
28015 - 28030 CW
28525 - 28550 SSB
Site 3 (AS-011 VU7RG)
1832 - 1845 CW
1845 - 1860 SSB
1905 - 1915 QSX
3520 - 3540 CW
3670 - 3700 SSB
3775 - 3825 QSX
7000 - 7010 CW
7040 - 7050 DIGI
7080 - 7090 SSB
7175 - 7225 QSX
10130 - 10140 CW
10140 - 10150 DIGI
14015 - 14030 CW
14085 - 14100 DIGI
14150 - 14180 SSB
14233 SSTV
14295 - 14313 SSB
18078 - 18088 CW
18108 - 18118 DIGI
18118 - 18128 SSB
21015 - 21030 CW
21085 - 21100 DIGI
21290 - 21320 SSB
24900 - 24910 CW
24930 - 24940 DIGI
24964 - 24976 SSB
28000 - 28015 CW
28085 - 28100 DIGI
28500 - 28525 SSB
Minicoy (AS-106 VU7MY)
7030 - 7040 CW
7060 - 7070 SSB
10110 - 10120 CW
14045 - 14060 CW
14265 - 14295 SSB
18089 - 18108 CW
18138 - 18148 SSB
21045 - 21060 CW
21260 - 21290 SSB
24920 - 24930 CW
24952 - 24964 SSB
28030 - 28045 CW
28550 - 28575 SSB
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