Archive · 20 Aug 2025
Kolkata Youths Still Dream of RJ-ing on National Radio Day
Radio used to be super popular, like everyone listened to it.
Now, with smartphones and the internet, it's not as big.
But some people still love it and want to be RJs (radio DJs).
They think radio is special because it helps you imagine things and be creative.
They believe radio can connect with people in a unique way that social media can't always do.
To keep radio going, they say it needs new ideas and to be used in new ways, like using social media too.
National Radio Day prompts reflection on radio's legacy and future.
Aspiring RJs in Kolkata still dream of working in radio.
Some believe radio fosters creativity and individuality.
The rise of social media presents challenges and opportunities for radio.
Reviving radio culture requires innovation and adaptation.
- Who
- Aspiring RJs, current RJ Arijit, and people who appreciate radio.
- What
- The state of radio and aspirations to be RJs are discussed on National Radio Day.
- When
- August 20, National Radio Day
- Where
- Kolkata
- Why
- To highlight the relevance and future of radio in the age of digital media.
Traditional View
Modern View
Relevance
Traditional View
Radio's charm is fading.
Modern View
Radio still holds appeal for aspiring RJs.
Adaptation
Traditional View
Radio needs reinvention to compete.
Modern View
Social media provides added edge for Radio.
- Event
- National Radio Day
- Location
- Kolkata
- Focus
- Radio Jockey (RJ) aspirations and radio's future.
- Key Figure
- RJ Arijit