Archive · 3 Jan 2026
First Community Radio Station Along LoC Launched in J-K's Rajouri
A new community radio station called Radio Sangam has been set up in a village near the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir.
This is the first such station in this area.
The Indian Army, local government, and villagers worked together to create it.
The station will help share true information and talk about local problems.
It will also help people hear important messages and stop false news from other sides.
The station was opened by a government official in front of many people from the community.
It will help the government and the people living near the border work together better.
First community radio station along the Line of Control established in Keri village, Rajouri district, Jammu and Kashmir.
Named 'Radio Sangam', the station was set up by the Indian Army in collaboration with the civil administration and locals.
Aims to counter misinformation and propaganda while providing a credible platform for sharing authentic information and addressing local issues.
Broadcasts can be heard in areas across the LoC due to its strategic location.
Inaugurated by Deputy Commissioner Abhishek Sharma, promoting social awareness and public participation.
- Who
- Indian Army, civil administration, and locals
- What
- First community radio station along the Line of Control
- When
- Not specified
- Where
- Keri village, Rajouri district, Jammu and Kashmir
- Why
- To counter misinformation and propaganda, and to provide a credible platform for sharing authentic information and addressing local issues
- Location
- Keri village, Rajouri district, Jammu and Kashmir
- Name of Radio Station
- Radio Sangam
- Inaugurated By
- Deputy Commissioner Abhishek Sharma
- Collaborators
- Indian Army, civil administration, and locals
- Purpose
- Counter misinformation, share authentic information, and address local issues
- Strategic Significance
- Broadcasts can be heard across the LoC